Sentence examples for bit restrained from inspiring English sources

(It's all a bit restrained for someone used to Westminster).

You often feel the playing a little bit restrained by the concept.

"I love the wild, but I like them a little bit restrained.

We were a bit restrained in our efforts, but this is a really fun hour.

Though the movie featured Mark Wahlberg, Edward Norton, Donald Sutherland and others as tough guys, bad and good, the language they used was, well, a bit restrained for such characters.

This music may seem a bit restrained for some listeners' tastes, but to me it's balm in a very noisy world.

The tax cut was the conservative bit, restraining the public sector in a time-approved manner: by choking off cash.

Indeed, fans of long standing might actually find The Rip Tide a bit too restrained now that Beirut sound more assured and less like a tipsy string quartet stumbling around an accordion factory, egged on by a hopeless romantic in his lowest register.

I think maybe he thought his treatment was actually a bit too restrained.

The young firebrand does appear to be doing a bit to restrain his more out-of-control followers.Before the summit, the New York Times published a leaked memo written by Stephen Hadley, Mr Bush's national security adviser, saying of Mr Maliki that he "wanted to be strong but was having difficulty figuring out how to do so".

Shake and swirl it gently as it starts to liquefy (you can stir it a bit, but be restrained, else it may crystallise).