Sentence examples for entirely restrain from inspiring English sources
Even the Tories, who had declared that should he fail they would "break him up like hounds on a hare", could not entirely restrain their patriotic admiration.
Other adults – even the most frightening terrorist mastermind – are driven by other gifts and fears, and the other-worldly Tilte sees, forgives (and manipulates) all; readers of Miss Smilla's Feeling for Snow know that Høeg can frighten his readers, but that gift is almost entirely restrained here.
For example, American deregulation in 1978 has fostered some successful low-cost competition to the benefit of consumers while antitrust laws remain entirely dormant in restraining incumbent carriers from wasteful anticompetitive behaviour against this competition.
Amish cooking, as promoted by the Lancaster Tourism Bureau, is something defined (and restrained) entirely by religion; real Pennsylvania Dutch cookery is borderless, non-denominational, free of religious boundaries.
In the next few months he may be the only European who will be able to restrain the Bush administration from ditching multilateralism entirely.
On hearing of this from Cronjé, Kruger told Joubert: "I can no longer restrain the people, and the English government is entirely responsible for the present state of things".
Don't restrain yourself".
"We want to restrain spending.
