Sentence examples for much more contained from inspiring English sources

Most of Levi's stories are much more contained.

"It's much more contained, yes, in the lengths to which the pranks will go," he said.

The fire at the Tung Hai factory seems to be a much more contained occurrence.

(Robert Christgau thought that Harris made sense, but he said that the Springsteen aspirations were a stretch: "She has a much more contained and crafty relationship with words").

King Cobra is much more contained, solely focused on the intersection of these four characters over a short span of time.

Inevitably, the fires look much more contained and localized, though the fact that the plumes of smoke are visible from space at all is a reminder of the sheer scale of the crisis.

More analysis and vivid detail was given at the report presentation, and much more is contained in the report itself.

It's handsome stuff, and Nixon presents an adroit contrast between the Americans' casual appropriation of stage space and the much more tightly contained performances of the Japanese characters.

If such aid can be thwarted, either at the source, by stronger export controls, or in transit, by naval or air interception of contraband cargoes, proliferation can be much more effectively contained.

Compared with using ChEBI to find lipid-related term, our final list is much more comprehensive: contain 4712 lipid-related GO terms and also include CC sub-ontology.

The Kiambu5 stock is much more divergent, containing approximately 40,000 single nucleotide differences relative to Muguga, including >8,500 amino acid-changing mutations that affect 42.5%% of the predicted proteins.