Sentence examples for could have restrained from inspiring English sources

In normal times, moderates could have restrained the zeal on the left.

On "Lover to Lover", Welch's attempt at a soulful vocal sounds more like a panicked Grace Slick, when she could have restrained herself for tonight's acoustic setting, a repeat of her blast through "Cosmic Love", one of a handful of older tunes.

With a neck like that to grapple with, not to mention the double-jointed ankles that Phelps is said to sport, just above his flippers of flesh, who could have restrained Leonardo from leaping onto the podium, scalpel in hand, during the medal ceremony, and peeling Phelps apart like a tangerine?

Peddling what amounted to some 17 percent of Casey's daily trading volume as the market digested the hostile offer could well have restrained the heights the shares might have otherwise reached as investors anticipated a deal at a higher price.

"I don't have any evidence that he needed restraint, but even if that was the case, especially since there were so many people apparently involved, couldn't they have restrained him without standing on his neck and choking the life out of him?

But why did SK Telecom buy the Posco stake from the SK Corporation anyway, since the SK Corporation owns an 18percentt stake in SK Telecom and presumably could have just as easily have restrained Posco?

They have restrained our human and civil rights.

Currently, 13 people have restraining orders against her.

That view — which implies that increasing productivity has restrained prices and could do so in the future — is very different from the focus on financial pressures and speculative bubbles that drives much of our thinking now.

That could have meant that last month's action had restrained the exchange rate's fall.

Though dropping in trip, he had restrained Rewilding in last and could now call on the reserve fuel tank.