Sentence examples for perfectly restrained from inspiring English sources

The delicate, elusive Concerto for Prepared Piano, had John Tilbury as the perfectly restrained soloist, while the orchestral Atlas Eclipticalis was played by Volkov and the BBCSSO together with Winter Music, realised by four pianists arrayed around the RAH arena.

An alloy strake behind the front wheel arch may be the only misstep, an apparent lack of judgment on an otherwise perfectly restrained design.

The chords are simple and the arrangement is perfectly restrained.

But this was a restrained, perfectly executed bit of storytelling.

Another entree of note is the roasted salmon, served perfectly cooked, with a restrained curry rub and add-ons of seasonal vegetables and lentilles du Puys, laced with aged balsamic.

Paolo Gavanelli's Rigoletto is firm-toned and visually compelling, although he was out of tune just a bit too often for comfort; Eric Halfvarson's Sparafucile is sinisterly restrained and perfectly focused.

Her full, beautiful tone, unimpeachable intonation and restrained sincerity worked perfectly against the music around her.

Nicole Farhi's restrained elegance was perfectly aimed at her loyal customer base: understated soft leather tailoring for day, tuxedo-style bugle-beaded black separates for evening.

During straight gaze, eye-centered (retinotopic) and head-centered (craniotopic) reference frames are perfectly aligned in a head-restrained experimental setting.

When I tasted a batch with Eugenia Bone, the author of "Well Preserved: Recipes and Techniques for Putting Up Small Batches of Seasonal Food," she said, "Can't you see people having them after some Continental-style dinner in Westport?" It's true: they're boozy and restrained and they'd go perfectly with chintz.

The museum's interior is neoclassical, and Wiseman's severely restrained style of filmmaking matches it perfectly.