Sentence examples for felt restrained from inspiring English sources

Many architects have felt restrained by that tradition.

Mr. Gore says he more often traveled with other photographers, and never felt restrained.

For nearly eight years, David Thompson felt restrained, as if he were a prizefighter forbidden to throw his knockout punch.

Mark Zwillich, a high school teacher in Atlanta, said he felt restrained enthusiasm about the situation in the gulf, for the first time in a long time.

Women who work in fashion are wearing a uniform of the shoes with a really simple dress.' The shoes have added buzz to a fashion season that has so far felt restrained.

St Johnstone might have felt restrained by the memory of the League Cup semi-final, in which they conceded early against Aberdeen and lost another three goals as they chased the game.

Mouse-clicking to move anywhere is slow, and combat feels restrained and boring.

There are flashes (an extended sequence where Bullock gets drunk with some locals is amusingly debauched) but he feels restrained.

Like the musical "Once," "Hands on a Hardbody" feels restrained and even somber compared with more typical Broadway fare that showers the audience in giddy escapism.

Since Ahmar's death, his nine sons have taken on leadership roles in the tribe, and they do not appear to feel restrained by their father's traditions.

There are more than seventy photographs and five video installations in this mid-career survey, yet it still manages to feel restrained.