Sentence examples for complete restraint from inspiring English sources

John Kerry, the US secretary of state, also called for "complete restraint in the run-up to the Sunday ceasefire, including an immediate halt to the Russian and separatist assault on Debaltseve and other Ukrainian towns".

In Israel today, politicians suggested to Prime Minister Ehud Barak that he consider everything from complete restraint to a huge retaliatory bombardment similar to the one last June by Benjamin Netanyahu, then the outgoing prime minister.

A grown man -- and he draws like a child.' " At another point in the book, Zero talks about how he prepared for a role: "I go wild, or I try it with complete restraint, I supplement, eliminate, I shout, then whisper the part, then relate it to everyone else in the play...

"All the parties must show complete restraint in the run-up to the Sunday ceasefire, including an immediate halt to the Russian and separatist assault on Debaltseve and other Ukrainian towns," Mr Kerry said in a statement.

The requirement is complete restraint; in Bird v Jones, the defendant fenced off part of a footpath for use as a viewing point for a boat race.

The much harsher and much more complete restraint of a narrow prison cell and an ordered, repetitive existence within the prison walls, plus the challenge of being told that escape from this prison is impossible, increase this yearning for freedom to the point where no risk seems too great, if only there is the possibility of freedom.

Eighty-five college-age women completed the Restraint Scale (RS) and the Cognitive Restraint Scale of the Three Factor Eating Questionnaire (TFEQ-R) and provided a saliva sample for analysis of cortisol.

Simon is all in, and shows Murphy and Ice the soundproof torture chamber he's built -- across the street from a school -- complete with restraints, butchers knives, rotating saws, operating tables and industrial grade drains and sinks.

Subsequent to testing, participants completed the Restraint Scale of the Three Factor Eating Questionnaire (TFEQ -18 (Karlsson, Persson, SjosTFEQ -18Sullivan, 2000) for the purpose of obtaining a measure of dietary restraint.

Before being debriefed, participants completed the restraint subscale of the Dutch Eating Behaviour Questionnaire (DEBQ) (Van Strien, Frijters, Bergers, & Defares, 1986) and a measure of age, height, and weight was obtained.

Maloney singled out the "raw, eye-straining" Technicolor, declaring that it was applied with "a complete lack of restraint".