Sentence examples for overly restrained from inspiring English sources

The performance here was eloquent but, as in the Beethoven, overly restrained, a little colorless.

Aides said Mr. Obama's approach is necessarily subtle, neither excessively hawkish nor overly restrained.

Ms. Saito, too, is an impeccable technician (her fouetté turns in Act III, done to different directions, were a thing of wonder) and overly restrained.

His own delivery can be so tamped down that he sometimes registers as overly restrained, almost bland, yet his control serves the material, partly because it would have been a mistake for him to try to upstage this story, much less Mr. Goodman and Mr. Arkin.

As suggested by the studies of Bailey (2001), Dinnebeil et al. (1999), and this study also confirmed that the legislation or policy in early intervention overly restrained the process and consequently distracted the families from further participation in the process.

This malfunction may occur in one of two ways: It could become overactive and needlessly destroy useful proteins, or it could become overly restrained and allow harmful proteins to build up to toxic levels, as appears to be the case in tauopathies such as AD (Song & Jung, 2004).

During a joint appearance on the porch of the executive mansion here, the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, reiterated his concerns that imposing a ceiling, or cap, on school property taxes would overly restrain education spending.

It is critical that the prior information does not overly restrain the inferred models and the algorithm can reject incorrect priors.

We tested whether the database driven prior model conforms to the experimental data and prior information does not overly restrain the inferred models.

She can be too restrained in the 19th-century classics, overly respectful.

Obama seemed too restrained.