Sentence examples for is too restrained from inspiring English sources
At other times she is too restrained.
Herr's book is too restrained to admit it, but Kubrick clearly adored his American friend.
He offered a lusty attack on Mr. McCain — after noting that Mr. McCain "is genuinely a friend of mine; I've known John for 35 years" — that left little doubt of the role he would play at a time when many Democrats have worried that Mr. Obama is too restrained a campaigner.
Even more cross-purposive is the preference of some artists for the aesthetic conventions of irony and ambiguity while waging something that appears to be activism but which is too restrained by the irony and ambiguity to take root in the culture significantly.
The trouble is that Justice O'Connor is too restrained to decide anything much.
But Jamie is too restrained, too tamped down and we soon realize he's been more disturbed by Frank's revelation than he let on.
Most resident pro-marijuana advocates feel the bill as written is too restraining.
Florence said the wines were too restrained.
She can be too restrained in the 19th-century classics, overly respectful.
Had the development consisted of only these three buildings, it would have been too restrained.
Some Mahlerites might have felt that his approach was too restrained.
