Sentence examples for appears to be restraining from inspiring English sources

A police officer appears to be restraining Crossland.

It also appears to be restraining Mr Maliki, who is challenging Mr Masum's decision in the courts, from going so far as to trigger armed confrontations between various militias and factions in the security forces.

The fear that Labor could pull Mr. Sharon to the left appeared to be restraining the National Religious Party from bolting from the coalition.

Amy Sciarretto for Popcrush noted that Lewis appeared to be restraining her vocals on the song, writing "Lewis exercising incredible restraint, as she doesn't let her remarkable, room-filling, enviable voice soar like we are used to".

The van left with two women, neither of whom appeared to be restrained.

Another soldier appears to be trying to restrain his colleague.

The Obama administration has continued its peaceful negotiations with Iran undeterred and appears to be making progress in restraining any possible nuclear ambition in Tehran.

And the governor's forceful — and successful — advocacy of same-sex marriage has won him enormous good will among liberals, often overshadowing what appears to be a growing, if restrained, critique from the left of the governor's economic agenda.

At the beginning of the two minute-plus long clip, uploaded from a mobile phone, a cop can be seen restraining what appears to be a female high school student as a group of other teenagers crown around and yell raucously.

Even more cross-purposive is the preference of some artists for the aesthetic conventions of irony and ambiguity while waging something that appears to be activism but which is too restrained by the irony and ambiguity to take root in the culture significantly.

The induction of differentiation appears to be a common mechanism by which cells restrain their metastatic capacity in tumors of distinct origin.