Sentence examples for restrained atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Chelsea Clinton, by contrast, who married your son Marc, is an only child who presumably grew up in a more restrained atmosphere.

Looking now at the often restrained atmosphere Russell's photographs exude, it's hard to believe they are a product of the same feverish imagination that created The Devils and Tommy.

The restrained atmosphere may in part be explained by sadness at the untimely departure of Roger Wright, who officially left his post as controller of the Proms and Radio 3 after the Elgar: our First Night, his last.

"Going Under" douses its potentially steamy topic in coolly restrained dialogue and an atmosphere of clinical permissiveness.

It's a romantic reference, rather than a specific culinary source, and the décor of the restaurant, in the same way, contributes to an atmosphere of restrained fantasy.

(A fine cast helps.) An heir to the Val Lewton school of elegantly restrained horror, wherein an atmosphere of dread counts far more than a bucket of blood and some slippery entrails, the director Larry Fessenden is among the most thoughtful Americans working on the lower-budget end of this oft-abused and mindlessly corrupted genre.

But the atmosphere suggested a more restrained version of the fervor exhibited by Beliebers.

In the early autumn of 1949, after the White House announcement of the Red Bomb, the atmosphere in Washington was described as "quiet and restrained," but it was also realistic, and deeply concerned.

But what won't change is Mr. Bouley's talent or the opportunity to experience it at restrained prices that reflect the odd ethos and atmosphere.

It has what Cave describes as a "narrative surge", with its cast of hookers, child brides and (yes) mermaids, and its pervading atmosphere of incipient violence and barely restrained sexuality.

GOOD ATMOSPHERE An old hardware store is now a restrained Victorian pub.