But the restraint evident is not propriety or stiffness: it is more along the lines of an attractive young mother who has conscientiously recovered her figure.
The menu is heavy on French-infused comfort food, some of which, like the gloppy lobster-thermidor fondue or the plate of fried sweetbreads in a white onion sauce (reminiscent of a Philly cheesesteak, which just seemed wrong), could benefit from the restraint evident in the cocktails.
Wheatley has commented that they heralded a divergence from the stage-inspired horror of the 1940s and 1950s to a more modern Gothic horror based in the present day, losing in the process the "aesthetic of restraint" evident in the original adaptations.
That restraint is evident in Mr. Jobs's personal taste.
AMONG other themes, a new restraint was evident at last week's Maison et Objet, the twice-yearly trade show held outside Paris.
There is an evident sincerity, diligence and restraint, coupled with a momentous subject that the artist clearly knows intimately, but that he does not exploit or sensationalize.
No stylistic restraint was evident in Deepa Mehta's hyperactive adaptation of Midnight's Children, Salman Rushdie's allegorical tale (1980) about India's transition to independence.
Mr. Lee's silken restraint is evident in "Crouching Tiger," an elegant, literally high-flying epic whose blade-swinging heroes soar around on the wire rigs that are now a hoary tradition in Hong Kong action movies.
12 13 Our findings demonstrate that inappropriate restraint is evident at a much earlier age, a time when guardians are responsible for ensuring the safety of child passengers.
