Sentence examples for more restrained with from inspiring English sources

China's state-controlled media was more restrained, with striking exceptions.

Personal conversations at meetings are more restrained, with less hectoring and hard-line Communist slogans.

Deschamps claimed to be unaware of those comments and was much more restrained, with the France manager maintaining "it doesn't make sense" to look beyond the Nigeria game.

By contrast the long library room is far more restrained, with traditional rows of desks neatly related to the rhythm of the windows and small decorative detail in the floor and ceiling.

MSNBC's aesthetic is more restrained, with muted colors (Maddow's show is signified by an affable light-blue strip across the top of the screen) and a minimum of text; there is almost never a news crawl across the bottom.

It's less obvious, more restrained, with a classic Bordeaux structure that could result in it evolving into a truly great wine in a decade or two, long after the '95 has faded.

We're told that Queen Elizabeth's first carriage was more restrained in keeping with post-war austerity; it still looks pretty comfortable to me.

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

I wish cancer upon you!!!!!!" To which a somewhat more restrained reader responded, "Not with the cancer thing but boy is that Scanlon a total Nazi".

With more restrained flavors than imperial stouts and less alcohol, oatmeal stout is the one to reach for if you're having more than one.

Appellate judges are supposed to be a good deal more restrained about coming up with new rules, after all, which makes it hard to argue that it was an error let alone "judicial activism"—to have declined to do so.