Sentence examples for been more restrained about from inspiring English sources
Since then, Mr. Bush has been more restrained about having his father make campaign appearances.
As a result, the campaign is more restrained about putting Mr. Romney in a position where he can make a mistake, as he did several times during the Republican primaries.
Microsoft, which is preparing to release Windows 2000 next month, has been more restrained in talking about future services for its clients.
Since then the administration has been more restrained in its remarks about the persistent unrest in Venezuela -- at least until today.
He would have been more restrained in the manner in which the ANC acted.
Most national environmental groups have been more restrained in their spending on this race, however.
Romanoff is no pot cheerleader, but he's been more restrained.
Although Mr. Blodget's enthusiasm is more restrained these days, he is positive about the new venture.
Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, was more restrained, saying merely there has been a "worrying whiff of incompetence about the way this government is handling this issue".
"The Gore people are just like junkyard dogs about this one, while the Bush people seem to be more restrained," said Colleen Parro, director of the Republican National Coalition for Life.
