Sentence examples for more restrained as from inspiring English sources

But it's worked out well for us and I have to say that Juan Pablo did the better job today.' The mood in the garage next door was more restrained as the McLaren team assessed their performance after Hakkinen and Coulthard slipped to seventh and ninth places in the final minute.

Johnnes' wine is more restrained, as one would expect to find in Burgundy (he calls his wine a New World pinot with the elegance of a Burgundy); the La Source is more aromatic and fruit-forward.

In the 16th century, Renaissance influence caused French sculpture to become more restrained, as seen in Jean Goujon's bas-reliefs, and Germain Pilon's Descent from the Cross and Resurrection of Christ.

The analogies of animal to human behaviour drawn by many ethologists, however, are severely questioned by their more restrained colleagues as well as by many social scientists.

After that peak, theatre decor gradually grew more restrained again as theatres, and architecture more broadly, moved into the age of the Classical revival in the last quarter of the 18th century.

Dublin-born Morgan hammered 67 not out from 51 balls, including a match-winning six, and Pietersen a more restrained 43no as they dragged their side back from 18 for three.

Instead of piling more money into global markets in search of once-in-a-decade gains, they are taking a more restrained approach as they brace for more modest, single-digit increases that are expected this year.

WASHINGTON — Armed with worrisome poll data and seeking to maintain the legislative upper hand, Congressional Republicans who have spent the balance of the year pouring buckets of criticism on the Obama administration are shifting to a more restrained approach as they ponder how to respond to the president's jobs plan.

The new acid reds were used but in more restrained ways, as accents rather than broad swaths.

Even measuring technology-driven deflation in a more restrained fashion, as the experts do in calculating the Consumer Price Index, leads to the conclusion that most of the benefit from scientific progress is given away to consumers.

Gilbert's dramatic writing during this time was evolving from his early musical burlesques to a more restrained style, as exemplified in his string of blank-verse fairy comedies.