Sentence examples for emotional restraints from inspiring English sources

In spite of these very strong religious and emotional restraints, the church developed a form of art peculiar to its needs.

M - Is that academic approach possibly because of the emotional restraints that were put on your parents to "behave?" N - Possibly.

In what is "perhaps the most radical revision of Austen's text", the BBC drama departs from a late 18th-century vision of emotional restraint and portrays emotions in a "modern" interpretation of the story.

And emotional restraint was very important in his work on Far From Heaven.

So is the constant sense of physical and emotional restraint, hard won.

What results, often, is technically accurate playing bound by a certain emotional restraint.

But the key to his poems is emotional restraint: a restraint that makes them more powerful, not less.

Intimations of figures sometimes haunted his abstractions, only to be visibly suppressed — he was a knight of emotional restraint.

Despite its use of jazz and non-Western forms, it tends toward emotional restraint; Bowles calls his compositions "climaxless".

He places the highest value on acute, critically barbed verses virtuosically wielded in a climate of emotional restraint.

Michelle Williams spends much of the film's latter-day section wearily frazzled, a lovely muted job of emotional restraint as a woman trying to hold it together.