The sexy ecstasy of Act 2 was handled with restraint, more transcendental embrace than long, verismo snog.
Most of the modernized dishes are handled with restraint and good taste, like an appetizer of squid with crunchy bacon bits in a white wine and tequila sauce fired up, gently, with chipotle chilies.
The seeming superfluity of orchestral resource he called for, especially in the later symphonies, is handled with restraint and sensitivity Mahler was a conductor as well as a composer and knew well the capabilities of the instruments.
A column that celebrates drinking should pause every once in a while to celebrate not drinking, given that alcohol is a two-edged sword: catalyst for delight and engine of destruction; handled with restraint by some people, abused and best avoided entirely by others.
There are some tragic story arcs, but several of them are handled with restraint, and there's a good deal of humor and lightness in "Call the Midwife" as well (watching Chummy learn how to ride a bike is a lot of fun).
The two men must handle the visit with restraint and not seek to exploit it for political advantage.
The subsequent spiral into tragedy is handled with admirable restraint, and is all the more powerful for its total lack of sentimentality.
The story is simple, but the narrative takes an unshakeable hold, building to a climax involving sexual obsession, insanity and tragic death, which, despite the gothic elements, is handled with masterful restraint.
Directed by Haim Tabakman, the film's provocative subject matter is handled with sophisticated restraint while effectively exploring the tenuous religious implications of homosexuality.
Even as it rubs your face in a numbing, general slaughter, the film handles individual deaths with restraint, making them more dignified and more devastating by averting its gaze.
The police will have to handle any ensuing difficulties with restraint.
