Sentence examples for huge restraint from inspiring English sources

It really takes huge restraint not to compare Trump's rise with the way political chaos was created and exploited in early-20th-century Vienna or Munich.

"But to maintain and protect the peace and stability of the South China Sea, we have maintained huge restraint," he added.

There's a geekification of popular culture, but if you write for one of these big companies there are huge restraints".

With a huge county deficit looming, fiscal restraint is the only appropriate course of action.

Without cost restraint, it will impose huge financial burdens on future generations.

In a preface to "The Notebook of Trigorin," he observes, "Chekhov was a quiet and delicate writer whose huge power was always held in restraint.

In a note preceding the text Williams paid tribute to Chekhov as a "quiet and delicate writer whose huge power was always held in restraint," and acknowledged that he himself possessed "quite different qualities".

You can argue whether Roberts has actually lived up to his judicial-restraint packaging, but a huge effort is underway to persuade him, in this case, to do so.

President Ronald Reagan's push in the 1980s for tax cuts and domestic spending restraint were accompanied by a huge military buildup.

It was also the moment when some politicians decided to abandon all restraint, and throw their weight behind huge special-interest giveaways.

He immersed himself in ever more otherworldly visions, reaching the apogee of refinement in the Four Orchestral Songs, Opus 22, which are rarely performed because they require a huge orchestra to play with immense precision and restraint.