Sentence examples for as a restrained from inspiring English sources

Hosch describes herself as a "restrained optimist" about the prospect of success.

This might seem like an obvious statement, but it bears repeating, given how the three-hour "television event" is being pitched to viewers: as a restrained Biblical history, suitable for believers and non-believers alike.

You write that one character, a builder named Zbigniew, "had once had a sense of the British as a moderate, restrained nation.

A crack-free surface was observed for the hybrid SiO2 gel/Dacromet system due to the incorporation of an organic group during the preparation process so as to produce a restrained synergistic effect of erosion and corrosion.

Most have assertive malt flavors, and quite a few have a restrained bitterness as well, which can balance the sweetness of the malt.

As he says with a restrained twinge of irony in his voice: "There's plenty of opportunity linked to the Olympics".

"I had never seen a 2-year-old do what she was doing," Nack writes in "Ruffian," and "with an insouciance that bordered on the downright cavalier, moving as she pleased with a restrained grace and power and at velocities rarely seen in animals so young.

In "Something Different," she careens off into an internal exploration of her roiling sexual desire as Tewfiq, played by a restrained but indelible Tony Shaloub, sings her a song from his native land.

Educated at numerous locales, he led what he described as a "decently restrained vagabond life" that included, in 1843, shipping off to China.

After working for Louis Féraud, and then starting his own label, Mr. Scherrer became known as a more restrained alternative to the daring designs of Mr. Saint Laurent, who had also gone into business for himself.

The through plate involved with concrete provided a strong panel zone with elastic behavior, and the suggested connection is categorized as a fully restrained connection.