Sentence examples for restrained account from inspiring English sources

There was nothing sentimental or cute about Mr. Maazel's incisive, colorful and hauntingly restrained account.

He then gave a curiously restrained account of the Schumann Fantasy.

(Knopf, $8.95). An honest, restrained account of their son's hemophilia with an implied moral: blood should not be for sale.

An unusually restrained account of the first movement's exposition was followed by a development section of considerable wildness.

James Levine, who gave a supple and beautifully restrained account of the score in the fall, is back as well.

Jurowski followed the premiere with a superbly well-executed but restrained account of Mahler's Sixth Symphony, which never found the punch the work can deliver.

The Black Power advocates of the 1960s also made use of Fanon's ideas in the urban conclaves of the U.S. David Macey, a British scholar who describes himself as "white European" (500), has a more restrained biographical account of Fanon that is fundamentally lacking in an appreciation of his passion for social justice and the humanity of colonized peoples.

A restrained and moving account, with an affecting central performance by Javier Bardem.

This restrained but moving account ends with the last emissaries of the New Order: 20,000 troops mobilised by Napoleon to quell the rising of slaves in the Caribbean.

Piper Alpha: Fire in the Night, an anniversary film about the world's worst offshore oil disaster, was a restrained and effective account of an event that left 167 men dead.

This was a performance of intense inward eloquence, sweet-toned and reflective, with Khachatryan rarely opening his eyes during a restrained and expressive account of a solo part that even Oistrakh found difficult.