Sentence examples for more restrained to from inspiring English sources

The pastry chef, Vivian Wu, is more restrained, to great effect: her Earl Grey crème brûlée; caramel cake with cranberries and crème fraîche ice cream, and cheesecake with coconut-milk ice cream, each $10, are perfectly composed.

She is more restrained, to equally appealing effect, in "Album" and "Dancing," wearing a cryptic, contented smile that hints at a interior dialogue with the nuances of Coward's bittersweet worldview.

Tóibín's quotes from her passionate love letters to Quinn and his, more restrained, to her are derived from the archives of the New York Public Library where both the Quinn and Gregory papers lie (in separate rooms).

Honesty is king here, from the excoriating 100 Reasons not to go to graduate school to the more restrained How to leave academia and the practical VersatilePhD forum.

It's probably true that a more restrained approach to the material would be impossible to put across successfully in a large theater, at least in the vulgarized context of today's Broadway.

But the Wexford books, while more restrained, amount to reunions with an old chum.

There is a more restrained feel to the spring/summer 2012 collections here, with graphic lines, minimalistic shapes and color blocks as the go-to looks.

Even in the United States, where regulators take a more restrained approach to privacy issues than in Europe, there was widespread concern.

After working for Louis Féraud, and then starting his own label, Mr. Scherrer became known as a more restrained alternative to the daring designs of Mr. Saint Laurent, who had also gone into business for himself.

"What we're tracking is more restrained marketing to kids, with less of the supernatural," said Dr. Robert Passikoff, president of Brand Keys in New York, a brand and customer-loyalty consulting company.

Credit where credit is due, taking a more restrained approach to product launches strikes me a smarter move than what they've done in the past.