Sentence examples for more restrained when from inspiring English sources

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.

Grace Crabb runs a composting toilet courses at the Centre for Alternative Technology and is a little more restrained when it comes to the progress of water-free loos.

The German press may traditionally be more restrained when it comes to anti-immigration rhetoric, but Bild in particular has run articles implying that refugees get an "easy ride".

Last week, the cops had apparently thought twice, and were much more restrained when another group of protesters showed up and started dancing.

Despite Paramount's decision to not allow theaters to screen Team America: World Police in lieu of The Interview, the North's reaction to that film was much more restrained when it was released in 2004.

The London crowd are a bit more restrained - but when Gasolina, by Puerto Rico's international star rapper Daddy Yankee, is played, the dancefloor explodes.

This time Tamim Iqbal, a more restrained batsman that when he first surfaced, delivered a timely 95 and the old timers down the order kept their head.

It became more restrained in 2003 when an Iranian-Canadian photographer, Zahra Kazemi, died while in jail in Iran under torture because of a skull fracture.

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

She was immediately much more restrained and effective when disguised as a servant boy and certainly had a fun rapport with Emily Young, who played her no-fool of a servant Lucetta with humor.

On Friday night the band's stage presence was more restrained than it was when Mr. Cox used to perform with a blood-smeared face, wearing a dress.