Sentence examples for deep restraint from inspiring English sources

He wrote with deep restraint and concision, which is why his songs always feel airborne, but what kills me are his articulations of ordinary, 3 P.M.-on-a-weekday business.

Some of the most generous comedy comes out of deep restraint, and Buress knows this he keeps so much to himself that when he finally does give something more, it feels cathartic.

Black or white, teenagers locked up by the county attempted suicide at record rates and were sometimes strapped to deep, wide restraint chairs and left alone up to five times longer than the law allowed.

"In her deep looking and restraint, she explains just why Velazquez is inimitable and one of the greatest artists of all".

An era of growing fragmentation calls for us to use language with deep care and restraint.

In the grave introduction to the first movement he played with somber restraint and deep, rich sound.

Yet the restraint mines deep feelings, and in particular the interior lives of the women: prickly but loyal and heavily pregnant Agnes, who is married to Andrew and knows he is a good man, but longs for a tender touch; Andrew's sister, Mary, the runt of the Laidlaw litter, who acts as an unpaid nursemaid and adores her nephew.

The Dutch prime minister expressed his "deep shock" but urged restraint, encouraging people to avoid speculation and wait for the facts.

This provides kids with deep pressure and physical restraint.

(The Obama Administration has expressed "deep concern" and asked for "restraint").

A doctrine was what put the country in a deep hole; climbing out required restraint, flexibility, and opportunism.