Sentence examples for completely restrained from inspiring English sources

At other times our voices are completely restrained.

Abhibhvāyatana, (Sanskrit: "total mastery over the senses")Pāli Abhibhāyātana, in Buddhist philosophy, one of the preparatory stages of meditation, in which the senses are completely restrained.

Kaufmann said the officers engaged in "extreme, sadistic and dangerous acts of violence against an individual who was completely restrained and vulnerable".

The officers engaged over a prolonged period in extreme, sadistic and dangerous acts of violence against an individual who was completely restrained and vulnerable.

The modal results are also presented for plates with more complicated boundary conditions in which an edge is no longer completely restrained in the translational direction.

The limit value ( rho ) = 0 represents a cantilever that consists of a beam with no restraint on its nodal rotation, and the limit value ( rho ) = ∞ represents a shear building in which the nodal rotation is completely restrained.

Notably, although SR59230A was effective in limiting fat mass loss during fasting (Fig S2C), it did not completely restrain UCP1 increase in iWAT (Fig 4I and 4J).

Immigration from Russia may also have been sufficient to prevent the loss of heterozygosity and local extinction, but not to completely restrain the loss of alleles and haplotypes in the Finnish wolf population.

However, while the Cap site retained a high proportion in the mobile form when GlpG was reconstituted into proteoliposomes, the TM5 position shifted almost completely to the strongly restrained form.

More compelling are the differences in sensibilities: the romance so much more restrained, the hero completely without roguishness.

Reciprocally, uniform ectopic expression of the full-length hbox12 mRNA completely reversed this pattern, restraining p38-GFP to the cytoplasm in all blastomeres of early embryos (>80%, n > 250; Figure 8C).