Sentence examples for more restrained or from inspiring English sources

That does not mean he has become more restrained or responsible on any other subject.

China's leaders were more restrained (or perhaps just slower off the mark).

We had to adapt these stories to American culture, which is of course more restrained, or polite".

"Either I should have been more restrained or I should have gotten on top of the table and said, 'Your kids are in dire danger,' " Barfi recalls.

It seems that French techno fans are a little more restrained than us, or at least less inclined to lower themselves to pointlessly punching the air like debased animals aroused the merest hint of a kickdrum.

The equivalent comments in The Guardian were that "Farmer avoided the bright, penetrating sound of orthodox trumpet playing and was influenced by the more reserved articulation of Miles Davis and Kenny Dorham", and that, although he could seem more restrained than Davis or Lee Morgan, "Farmer was in his way a true original.

Senior Putin administration figures have been far more restrained than Russian lawmakers or other officials in their public statements about Trump, saying they welcomed a change in rhetoric but did not expect a fire sale of the United States' national interests.

He added: "Today's dysfunctional housing market isn't the result of the credit crunch or more restrained mortgage lending, but decades of underinvestment in building enough affordable homes".

His own campaign proposals for a mortgage rescue were more restrained than either John McCain's or Hillary Clinton's.

In LA Galaxy's home town, however, the LA Times  is more restrained, reflecting the struggle football - or soccer, as it is known in the US - faces in competing with the traditional big three US sports: American football, baseball and basketball.

Yet over the years that's been sandpapered to a more restrained move, all but free of anguish or ecstasy.