Sentence examples for make restraint from inspiring English sources

But this director's best work (particularly 'All the President's Men' and 'Klute,' both of which are powerfully recalled by 'Presumed Innocent') can make restraint a great virtue, turning it into a slow-burning fuse".

A friend of mine recently sent me a link to the Swoon Kink store on Etsy, which uses cashmere to make restraints, floggers, and, yes, masturbation sleeves.

One is due in 2010, which makes restraint now unlikely.

Ms. Marling, raising her voice only occasionally and keeping her gestures largely relaxed, makes restraint work for her, which fits the movie's increasingly claustrophobic vibe.

They are now using excessively thick nasogastric feeding tubes to force as much as two-thirds of a gallon of fluid into hunger-striking detainees in as little as 20 minutes, twice each day, while they are tightly strapped to a specially made restraint chair".

In fact, much of the improvement in the ratings comes because automakers have simply made restraints that lock in position.

When you play, these rings make perfect restraint anchors for arms and legs.

Er, make that restraints.

A case could be made for restraint.

Hence, the very conditions that made credit restraint advisable also made it objectionable.

"Minerality is often a characteristic of wines made with restraint,'' Mr. Terrien said.