Sentence examples for much restraining from inspiring English sources
"I'm reminded as we've just started Lent, that conservatives are always complaining about too much restraining regulation and how they love freedom, but they're the religious ones who voluntarily invent restrictions for themselves.
The Europeans have staked everything on firming up sanctions in a policy aimed as much at restraining Israel as it was at curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions.
But in general Mr Davis has been much more restrained.
The tour sans fins was much more restrained.
On the other hand, it might have been much too restrained.
While generous, the other major oil companies have been much more restrained with their top executives.
Moreover, they loathed seeing well-connected crooks prosper apparently without Mr Kostov doing much to restrain them.
More compelling are the differences in sensibilities: the romance so much more restrained, the hero completely without roguishness.
— seems to indicate how much more restrained the reformists are in 2013 compared with 2009, when calls for change were voiced loudly.
He moved between midfield and attack wherever the urge took him, and he moved so freely, so daringly, through the 1980s that very few opponents could fathom what he did, much less restrain his creativity.
His performance on Thursday evening -- part of his prize as the first-prize winner of the Concert Artist Guild Competition last spring -- showed that Mr. Hong is not much more restrained in the standard repertory.
