Sentence examples for being relaxed in a from inspiring English sources

Bridges is almost unique, she says, in being relaxed in a Hollywood world usually defined by high-octane egos, controlling PRs and staggering narcissism.

The rules that force banks to buy government debt will be relaxed "in a calibrated way".

"If – and it's still a big if – sanctions are relaxed in a way that allows us to work from there we would obviously [consider it].

For now, though, the trip that starts at Peshkhabor is relaxed in a way that Mr. Hussein's Iraq has never been.

One of the totemic policies of China's Communist Party, the ban on families having more than a single child, has been relaxed in a historic shift by Beijing's new ruling regime.

The movie, which has the first of three screenings at the Walter Reade Theater tonight at 6 15, offers disturbing first-hand testimony of how the safeguards of civil liberty were relaxed in a time of panic.

The accumulating strain is expected to be relaxed in a later stage through introducing misfit dislocations.

As such, video streaming applications are more concerned with playback smoothness and the delay constraint is relaxed in a sense.

The results show that the welding residual stress is very large at initial stage, then it is relaxed in a short time at high temperature.

It requires all compartments to have the same fixed length Δx, although this restriction can be relaxed in a generalisation presented at the end of this section.

In almost all developed nations, legal restrictions on marriage, divorce and abortion were relaxed in a relatively short time, between the mid 1960s and the mid-1980s (Glendon 1987).