Sentence examples for restrained conception from inspiring English sources
Second, it would reflect a restrained conception of the judicial role, respecting statutory language rather than legislating from the bench.
Against the more extreme claims of ultra-papal canonists, More's understanding of the pope's office resembles the restrained conception of royal authority expressed by English lawyers like Sir John Fortescue (c. 1395 c. 1477), in which the institution of the body politic is grounded in the intention of the people.
Or, as Chief Justice Roberts put it, without a fiat issued by "five lawyers who happen to hold commissions authorizing them to resolve legal disputes," who subverted democracy and rejected a "restrained conception of the judicial role," the "winds of change" swirling around marriage would still be engaging the nation in a "fair and honest debate".
In the two Bach works, Ms. Jansen's shading of the solo line and dynamic manipulations yielded carefully characterized, persuasive readings, and if her interpretive tinkering sometimes drew her toward a Romantic expressive style, her tempos and restrained vibrato were fully of the Baroque world (or at least modern conceptions of it).
Investment plans remain surprisingly restrained.
Other parents are less restrained.
Describes the restrained, boring campaign..
Blagojevich was more restrained, too.
She gave a restrained yawn.
Would he be nervous or restrained?
