Sentence examples for all restrained from inspiring English sources

Imagine the global geek savings achievable if we all restrained ourselves from buying addresses for every little idea we'd had.

Prichard said he was analyzing the swings of some of golf's greatest ball-strikers for his book, "The Efficient Golfer," when he noticed that Snead, Hogan and Trevino all restrained their driver swing in order to return the club at impact to its original position.

Once, as Cross sees it, myths, religions, and the hard shell of social custom prevented people from acting on those desires directly; in the twentieth century, though, all restraining cultural influences have been stripped away, and in their absence totalitarian systems have emerged.

And most of all I'm tired of all the restraining orders that are obviously practical jokes, from the detective.

(It's all a bit restrained for someone used to Westminster).

Chocolate-inspired cocktails are all attractively restrained and grown up, with kids enlivened by the fondue dishes.

I don't understand where this record went wrong, it is all too restrained somehow.

This paper presents finite element analysis results of the proposed all-steel buckling restrained braces.

But all that blood!, I restrained myself from sputtering as they passed.

In "Freedom Song," however, Mr. Robinson keeps sentimentality largely at bay, and if the story could be filed with a lot of others under the heading Triumph of the Human Spirit, the telling is restrained and all the more satisfying because it is rooted in actual events.

In the Phase I tests, all wall panels were restrained using horizontal tube restrainers on both sides in order to minimize both the out-of-plane displacement and the buckling sound.