Sentence examples for immense restraint from inspiring English sources
Given that President Saleh in 2005 pledged not to run again, and then changed his mind, trusting him to keep these latest promises is going to require generosity and immense restraint.
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.
"Particle" showcases an immense amount of restraint for the producer compared to his high-voltage catalog, yet his presence can still be felt in the wonky sounds (serene as they may be).
Women felt that cravings were very difficult to ignore, and they had to exert an immense amount of self-restraint.
For me its Philip Glass score becomes too unrelenting in its eventual onslaught on the audience; Ms. Tharp shows immense skill and, often, austere restraint in her handling of it but finally joins its assaultive style.
This condition of unfreedom arises as a consequence of being subject to the arbitrary or enormous power of men like Berlusconi, who presides over Italy with his control of government and the media, immense wealth, and infamous lack of self-restraint.
To the contrary, police are held to a higher standard and under immense pressure to act with an almost super-human level of restraint when faced with immediate danger and the most testing and stressful of situations.
In a rare departure from its usual diplomatic restraint, the International Red Cross denounced Myanmar's military government, saying it committed abuses that caused "immense suffering".
And its interiors underscore one of the most underrated dimensions of Mr. Gehry's immense talent: a supple feel for context and an ability to balance exuberance with delicious moments of restraint.
To be sure, Strauss asserted "the natural right of the stronger" to prevail: "The only restraint in which the West can put some confidence is the tyrant's fear of the West's immense military power".
