Sentence examples for more restrained version from inspiring English sources

(A more restrained version has since been revived as a stand-alone section called Sunday Styles).

But the atmosphere suggested a more restrained version of the fervor exhibited by Beliebers.

At his rally in Fletcher, he offered a slightly more restrained version of his typically freewheeling speech, largely hewing to his prepared remarks.

The theme from Alfie gets a more restrained version of the same treatment; tantalisingly, it seems to end in mid-sentence.

On the wall behind her, a portrait of Ms. Simmons, an 80-year-old black former factory worker, in a giant mural showed that same gold tooth in a slightly more restrained version of that same smile.

For a more restrained version, the Excellent Pork Chop House in Manhattan's Chinatown serves shaved ice with just a caramel sugar syrup, roasted peanuts and a drizzle of condensed milk.

What's more, in tasting it I realized that I'd encountered versions of it — milder, more restrained versions — before.

Some are rounded; the more conservative, restrained version of the wingtip.

He did his best to stick to the more restrained, less visible version of himself that appeared after the South Carolina primary.

Three days later, Morgenthau, the ranking Jewish official in the president's inner circle, went to the White House to see Roosevelt with a more restrained but still forceful version of the document retitled "Personal Report to the President".

On the other hand, more restrained (and extra-legal) versions of these attitudes – involving mass demonstrations of moral outrage and public rebuke – are only just beyond the rim of living memory.