Sentence examples for noble restraint from inspiring English sources
Instead, Ms. Dalayman has soared from depths of listless despair to supercharged rapture with an eloquence all the greater for a note of noble restraint.
Strangely enough, they always exercise some kind of noble restraint.
Many Americans are eager to think of our nation as supremely civilized even in warfare; the conceits of noble self-restraint have been trumpeted by many a president even while the Pentagon's carnage apparatus kept spinning into overdrive.
William of Villehardouin followed after them and prepared to lay siege to the city, but relented after the Latin archbishop and many of his own nobles pleaded to show restraint and end the conflict.
While the word does not appear in the 1st Amendment, "restraint" is also a noble impulse.
For a time, the restraint was seen by most Israelis as a noble and courageous deference to their great patron, the United States.
Restraint, grandeur, and simplicity, along with precise depiction and close congruence of clear form and noble content, continued to constitute the Classicism in many of the works of such later artists as Pablo Picasso, Aristide Maillol, and Henry Moore.
Driven by ratings, agendas, and often by ignobly self-serving interpretations of noble ideals like freedom, media have time and again gone along with forces chomping at the heels of sanity and restraint; forces thirsty for blood, money, and power.
