Sentence examples for been notably restrained from inspiring English sources

It's not the president's fault that Americans are still upset with Wall Street, he told them, and given the public's mood, the administration's rhetoric had been notably restrained.

Public expressions of relief, following the announcement that no children's bodies are buried beneath the Haut de la Garenne home in Jersey, have been notably restrained.

Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has been notably restrained in the few comments she has made on the Rohingya clashes, generally saying that both sides are culpable and that the rule of law must prevail.

President Bush was notably restrained when he dryly characterized the actions yesterday as "not helpful".

For all the moments of white-hot intensity, there were just as many when the tempos were notably restrained.

Against the side with whom he scored eight goals in 18 appearances on loan from Leeds, his celebrations were notably restrained.

Perhaps burned by recent experience with the appointment of an England football coach – when the un-mentioned Roy Hodgson was chosen over the journalistic favourite, Harry Redknapp – newspapers were notably restrained in trying to call the BBC director general race.

The ex-minister, who was accused of influencing official appointments and contracts in her home town of Benevento in the south of Italy, denied wrongdoing.The prime minister and Angelino Alfano, the leader of her party, the New Centre Right (NCD), were notably restrained in their defence of Ms De Girolamo who faced a parliamentary no confidence motion on February 4th.

While the decision was certainly a blow for the Trump administration, the judges were notably restrained in discussing the religious issue.

Christianity is notably different.

Eggplant was notably absent.