Sentence examples for become more restrained from inspiring English sources

One verse begins "You fellate me and I'll sodomise you" and does not become more restrained thereafter.

Thanks to tighter regulation the too-big-to-fail bulge-bracket banks that usually finance big M&A deals may also have become more restrained.Evaluating M&A is hard because there is no archetype of success.

Dhadse believes the festival has become more restrained compared to when he was a child.

In the 16th century, Renaissance influence caused French sculpture to become more restrained, as seen in Jean Goujon's bas-reliefs, and Germain Pilon's Descent from the Cross and Resurrection of Christ.

It seems most important at this time period when a public – private mix effort is under consideration and hospital budgets become more restrained.

It became more restrained in 2003 when an Iranian-Canadian photographer, Zahra Kazemi, died while in jail in Iran under torture because of a skull fracture.

By the end of the 17th century, the use of attributed arms became more restrained (Neubecker, 224).

But then with 2009's It's Blitz, the band began incorporating a few synthy elements into their music and Karen's voice became more restrained and beautiful.

This would explain why we become more incoherent and forgetful, and less restrained, while inebriated.

Her work seems to have begun in relatively restrained feminist consciousness raising and become more public, insistent and wide ranging, often presaging appropriation art and relational aesthetics as it goes.

The question when he took office wasn't so much about whether he'd become more honest and restrained that was never on the table but whether his habit of outright fabrication would seep into the government he oversees.