Sentence examples for particularly restrained from inspiring English sources

Be particularly restrained with laver, as it is possible to strip a beach of this seaweed in two hours.

According to him, on both versions Dion "embraces a particularly restrained performance – dramatic enough to steer the track's emotion, but still delicate to offer comfort".

Morgan is also particularly good, restraining his usual zaniness and proving he is still capable of getting a laugh (For the inverse of this, see Cop Out).

Particularly, CaSR restrains passive and active reabsorption of calcium in distal tubules and enhances reabsorption of phosphate in proximal tubules [ 3].

Nicholson plays the Joker over-the-top yet somehow restrained -- particularly when compared with subsequent scene-chewing supervillains.

He was particularly wise in restraining his reckless military chiefs then and throughout his thousand days.

"As the Contempt of the Religion of a Country by ridiculing any of its Ceremonies or affronting its Ministers or Votaries, has ever been deeply resented, you are to be particularly careful to restrain every Officer and Soldier from such Imprudence and Folly and to punish every Instance of it". American ideals won immediate support from the Canadians, but American misconduct squandered it.

The Democratic lock on power means there's the potential for excess, particularly with the restraining hand of Gov. Jerry Brown soon to be lifted.

The Democratic lock on power means there's also the potential for excess, particularly with the restraining hand of Gov. Jerry Brown soon to be lifted.

All these aspects are particularly important for the elders, as most of their everyday life takes place at home, especially in case of restrained physical mobility.

In contrast to sauvignon blancs from elsewhere, and particularly from New Zealand, good Sancerres are characteristically restrained rather than exuberant, perfumed with citrus and chalk rather than bold fruit.