Sentence examples for generally restrained from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a moral hangover explains the generally restrained and constructive coverage of Libya's past, present and future across the papers.

Stahr, the biographer of John Jay, another underappreciated American diplomat who conducted delicate negotiations with the British, is generally restrained to a fault.

While the sellout crowd at TD Garden was generally restrained (by Boston standards) in its treatment of Carmelo Anthony, he would enjoy the last laugh.

In the photograph, Mr. Gates, a generally restrained personality, is pointing to the magazine with a delighted, impish grin on his face — as if to say that running the world's largest military, not to mention cutting hundreds of billions of dollars from its budget, is all Mr. Panetta's problem now.

This work presents a method to find accurate vibration frequencies of beams with generally restrained boundary conditions using Fourier series.

Exact frequency and normal mode shape expressions are derived in this note for generally restrained Bernoulli-Euler beams with unsymmetrical translations and rotations at either end.

Mr. Kelly can be an eccentric songwriter -- his last album included a duet with God and a retelling of the Goldilocks tale -- but here he generally restrains himself to less high-concept fare.

Their actions and metabolism have been particularly well-investigated in the Insecta, in which high titer of JH generally restrains insects from undergoing metamorphosis, and high titer of 20E triggers molting/ecdysis (Jindra et al. 2013).

Reaction in Vienna, and Europe generally, was surprisingly restrained.

A meal had been prepared for 15 labourers near the hospital gates; although generally hospital staff restrained Tarrare in the presence of food, on this occasion Courville allowed him to reach the table undisturbed.

In Britain, press reaction to Amundsen's victory was restrained but generally positive.