"What we have at the moment is democracy, but a restrained form of democracy - and the political class has an interest in maintaining the rules of the game," Castells told the crowd, according to Occupy London's Twitter feed.
Such differences among income classes are quite restrained and recall what has already been said for the pretty homogeneous environment where our sample comes from.
They, after all, possess the crippling self-consciousness of their (my) class, are almost painfully restrained and hide their considerable prejudices under a pink cardigan of politeness.
That an author famous for slick, stylish evocation of drug-addled youth has evolved into a restrained, almost sombre chronicler of professional-class ennui may seem surprising.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The landmarks of this capital city's new middle class light up a once-restrained night sky — vast and glittering wedding halls with aspirational names like "Kabul-Paris," streetlamp networks, come-hither billboards for energy drinks.
The antiwar sentiment continues to grow to the point that many governments of the world are finding themselves increasingly restrained by a majority of its middle-class citizens.
First, they are restrained and orderly, as befits their mostly middle-class, internet-using participants.
This paper deals with partially restrained seismically isolated continuous bridges, which are a particular class of isolated bridges whose transverse motion is restrained at the abutments.
These two temperament profiles are moderately stable from the second to the eighth year; studies reveal that about one-half of those children classed as inhibited at age two are still shy, introverted, and emotionally restrained at age eight, while about three-quarters of those children classed as uninhibited have remained outgoing, sociable, and emotionally spontaneous.
The movie offers a gently satirical portrait of a particular English upper-middle-class sensibility: liberal, but sometimes effortfully so; emotionally restrained, but not lacking in feeling, for all that restraint.
