Sentence examples for obvious restraining from inspiring English sources

It demonstrated that EDTA had an obvious restraining effect on metal ions.

But the more basic worry has to be the poor quality of decision-making around Kim Jong Un himself and his appetite for risk-taking now that there are no obvious restraining figures outside of the military.

It was as obvious as moonlight that he was restraining himself from revealing more of his feelings about this lost season.

The tall men were already restraining the man, though it was obvious he meant no harm but was operating from panic deep inside some sort of seizure.

Seems a little obvious in places.'" Though Moby was surely restraining himself, he admitted he was "thrilled" that so many people like the record.

During electrotherapy, mice were firmly restrained, without obvious discomfort; therefore no anesthesia was necessary.

The most obvious remedy for a court to order in a privacy case is a pre-publication injunction, restraining the disclosure of the information and keeping it secret.

When Crowley, in a telegram to Germer, dismissed Parsons as a "weak fool" and victim to Hubbard and Sara's obvious confidence trick, Parsons changed his mind, flew to Miami and placed a temporary injunction and restraining order on them.

They're more restraining.

I was restraining myself.

That ignorance is restraining".