Sentence examples for apparent restraint from inspiring English sources

Fox's apparent restraint dates back at least to December, immediately following the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Visitors to prison often comment on how surprised they are to see men moving around, without apparent restraint, having believed that prisoners are kept in their cells most of the time.

"As CEO, Ebbers was allowed nearly imperial reign over the affairs of the company, without the board of directors exercising any apparent restraint on his actions, even though he did not appear to possess the experience or training to be remotely qualified for his position," Breeden wrote in a draft made available to reporters yesterday.

Jonathan Nott/Bamberg Symphony Orchestra: among the best recent recordings, I think: Nott's apparent interpretative restraint reveals the unadulterated power of the piece.

"Their apparent relative restraint in this transfer window may reflect an increasing focus on clubs achieving more sustainable levels of expenditure relative to revenues".

Park Ridge Health is confident the steps we have taken to address the issue will remove the disparity between our apparent use of restraints and the rates at other facilities".

In the same way, we harshly judge the protagonist of Knight's excellent debut Disclaimer for her apparent lack of sexual restraint.

Nowhere is the director's restraint more apparent than the film's ambiguous ending, which reiterates both Partisan's strength as a mood piece and its limitations as a work of fully fledged narrative.

He singles out the youth justice board for its "apparent active promotion" until 2007 of restraint techniques which were subsequently banned.

Progressive and conservative trends are apparent in this show, along with alternating preferences for restraint and ostentation, especially in bead embroidery.

The minimalism and restraint used in coming up with the design is apparent everywhere – the center-mounted 15-inch display is basically the only eye-catching feature of the entire dash, which was otherwise broken up only by the wheel.  .