But it's also possible that, with the President uninterested in many details of international affairs, the military will also lack restraint.
His Indian speeches fell at times into violent emotion and abuse, lacking restraint and proportion, and his parliamentary activities were at times irresponsible or factious.
For a documentary about extreme discipline, the filmmakers lack restraint: the movie, about 20 minutes too long, undercuts much of its own momentum.
Helton said he was disappointed in both incidents but rejected criticism that the team lacks restraint.
Trump's appearance under the presidential microscope reveals him to be what New Yorkers have long known him to be: arrogant, obnoxious, full of himself, and lacking restraint or an adult's sense of avoiding needlessly hurting others.
A critic who saw the Haarlem exhibit concluded that the murals lacked traditional restraint but would probably appeal to their intended audience.
The New York Times said it "lacked polish, restraint, and clear vision", while Suzy Menkes of the International Herald Tribune was even less impressed, stating: "This carnival of a show looked like a bunch of partygoers had done a witty, wacky take on Dior extravaganzas".
Both the death scene and the name crept into the public mind through subsequent dramatizations that, Mr. Newlin suggests, lacked the restraint of "CD," as Mr. Newlin always refers to Dickens.
Her intention might or might not have been to convert us, but being a kid herself, she lacked whatever restraint it is that so often prevents a full telling of this particular story.
