Sentence examples for is comparatively restrained from inspiring English sources

"Shallow Hal," their new movie, is comparatively restrained when it comes to bodily effluvia and leering dirty jokes.

For the first two days, however, the festival is comparatively restrained.

Ms. Kalember is comparatively restrained as Jacqueline, simmering with gentle outrage at the thought that her lover has had the audacity to bring another mistress to her home.

I am one of those righteous for whom the rejoicing in heaven will be comparatively restrained".

Catherine Malandrino was comparatively restrained, confining her patent leather, as often as not, to details in the line.

After exerting heavy diplomatic pressure for the Union not to start the case, and after veiled threats to retaliate, the initial Chinese response Thursday was comparatively restrained.

It should be said, however, that this is an increasingly common practice in books about current events, and Vlasic and Stertz are comparatively restrained in their use of quotations.

It is politically very incorrect to say this, but it needs to be said: compared to what the Iranian government is capable of doing, its response to the protests surrounding the June 2009 presidential election has been comparatively restrained.

The project is comparatively humble.

But screening is comparatively easy.

Divorce at this level is comparatively rare.