Sentence examples for fairly restrained from inspiring English sources

Foxx himself just about emerges from this mess intact, largely by keeping his performance fairly restrained.

So far the debate has been fairly restrained, but it has the makings of a first-class row.

Though Chan Marshall's performance is fairly restrained, it will give you an idea of the sideways soft-shoe she does onstage.

Banks are fairly restrained in their comments regarding the cause of the rash of robberies or how they intend to address it.

In truth, bell ringers are fairly restrained most days, either chiming the hour or emitting a modest clang to mark the beginning and end of weekday services.

The car was fairly restrained from the outside, with just fat tires and a modest tail spoiler to suggest its speed (including an estimated 4.5 seconds from zero to 60 miles per hour).

We're nearly in the home straight, and even a fairly tasteful U2-style ballad (yes, that's what qualifies as restrained now, folks) won't wash with me.

It still feels suitably restrained compared with the kitchen-sink drama of most songs with a fairly swift BPM.

In recent years the deaths of Sean Rigg and Olaseni Lewis, black patients killed while being restrained by the police, have done nothing to reassure people that they will be treated fairly.

If one is restrained, incapacitated by violent means, or denied essential means to achieve a purpose, then it may be fairly obvious why one has an excuse for not doing otherwise than one did (See Anderson 2010).

But so far, moves to actually curb excessive pay in the U.S. have been largely restrained, and the public response to pay issues in the financial sector has, at least so far, been fairly muted.