Sentence examples for more restrained compared from inspiring English sources

Dhadse believes the festival has become more restrained compared to when he was a child.

Abu Dhabi is booming, but its growth is positively restrained compared to its northern neighbour.

It is all very dignified and restrained compared to the cut-throat housing market elsewhere.

Intake was suppressed by 31.8% in restrained compared to unrestrained eaters across tasks.

The police action was relatively restrained compared to previous days.

Mysteryland is pretty restrained compared to some of its commercialized cousins; festival organizers pride themselves on their event's tastefulness and its reputation as being an alternative to more brash offerings on the global festival circuit.

If the day felt restrained compared with the historic mood the last time, it reflected a more restrained moment in the life of the country.

The layout of the rest of the paper is much more restrained than the front, many here are comparing it to the Independent in look and feel.

Compared to India, Britain has been more restrained when it comes to cinematic renditions – which makes Douglas Hickox's schlock-horror tribute from 1973 all the more welcome.

The magazine compared her use of a more restrained, throaty purr to Stefani's vocals and noted 0304s use of "jumpy bubblegum choruses and boop-boop-beeping keyboards" as descendants of No Doubt's production.

Compared with another former jazz prodigy, Harry Connick Jr., Mr. Cincotti is much more restrained and introspective, and he enunciates lyrics with great care to project a youthful, high-strung sensitivity.