Sentence examples for largely restrained from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah has largely restrained its fighters since the 2006 war.

Shiite militias have so far been largely restrained in their reactions to such bombings.

Since then, Hershey has been largely restrained in its deal-making.

But opposition parties, which for years have served at the Kremlin's behest, have been largely restrained in their dissent so far.

Unlike other aspirants, Mr. Cuomo did not publicly campaign for the post, and he largely restrained aides from lobbying for him or against his rivals.

Early in the Baroque period the decoration scheme of theatres was largely restrained, but it became increasingly ornate until it reached the heights of the Rococo in the mid-18th century.

"Silence" is only a near-great film, one in which the very power of its subject and of Scorsese's devotion to it appears largely to restrain his distinctive  artistry.

Yet he and France largely managed to restrain themselves in the face of English provocation for the first hour.

Therefore, our results indicate that ligand binding stabilizes the backbone conformation of FABP4, largely due to restraining the mobility of the portal region, especially helix αII and the βE−βF loop.

I was surprised to see such treatment so early on, though largely the police were very restrained during the day.

These were habits that Houston — having been shaped by traditional gospel and its conservative nature, and by her cousin Dionne Warwick's elegantly restrained performance style — largely eschewed.