Sentence examples for considerably more restrained from inspiring English sources

The Democratic leadership package is considerably more restrained than what many liberals wanted.

His admiration for most practitioners of this art form, though, is considerably more restrained than his respect for theater performers.

(Mr. Klein did not send Ms. Moskowitz's version. Instead, he had Garth Harries, who oversaw charter development, write a letter that was considerably more restrained).

However, despite this extensive use of Appraisal resources, Surveyor Voice is considerably more restrained and conservative than the Appraiser voices (Interpreter, Adjudicator) because the authorial voice itself does not intrude in the text to offer positive/negative evaluations of the discourse under construction.

The rule in practice is considerably more restrained, seemingly written in anticipation of legal obstruction.

But if the bluff-calling fails, an abrupt change in American policy towards a more restrained use of force abroad, and a considerably narrower national-interest definition when using it, could be more destabilising than it appears.For many Americans such a change is long overdue because (people hope) it will bring a greater degree of clarity and consistency to the conduct of foreign policy.

Blagojevich was more restrained, too.

Memoir is more restrained".

Print media are mostly more restrained.

Considerably more, in Montana.

In Boston, the scene was more restrained.