Sentence examples for more restrained of from inspiring English sources
No longer can it be said that the News, traditionally the more restrained of the city's rival tabloids, lacks a fighting spirit.
By Ben McGrath No longer can it be said that the News, traditionally the more restrained of the city's rival tabloids, lacks a fighting spirit.
Iran's hardliners, who had been more restrained of late, responded on cue, in full voice against the Zionist conspiracy.Iran's judiciary, which brought the spying case, has yet to reveal the evidence against the suspects or the circumstances of their arrests.
"Please remove your animal murdering bill" went one of the more restrained of the 1,600 comments on a post about the bill on the Facebook page of its sponsor, Assemblywoman Amy Paulin.
I only wish they'd shut up: too many of the more restrained moments of Solange's set – and restraint is very much what she does – are drowned out by their incessant chatter about HMV, office politics and general Shoreditch tittle-tattle.
But by taking the political path of least resistance -- by condemning the Iraq war as unwinnable instead of inherently wrong -- more restrained foes of the war helped to prolong the occupation that has inflicted and catalyzed so much carnage.
Following Goya, the brothers have also produced a more restrained series of 83 etchings based on "Disasters of War".
Matthews, who has reveled in rather extreme characterizations of Gingrich, confined himself to a more restrained analysis of the man's relationship to Fox News viewers.
Some people miss the more restrained elegance of the restaurant's previous incarnation (the current location of Daniel), but the exuberant Adam Tihany-designed rooms capture the true circuslike spirit of the restaurant's name.
A more restrained sort of virtuosity governed the late show, the Jack Quartet's program of avant-garde string quartets in the Moving Sound Festival's final concert.
Palamás became the founder of the "new school of Athens," which condemned Romantic exuberance and reverted to a more restrained type of poetry.
