Sentence examples for restrained emotion from inspiring English sources

It is performed with admirably restrained emotion by Rakie Ayola, Pearl Chanda and Tom Mothersdale.

The brave, sensitive RAF bomber pilot John Franklin, for instance, is all restrained emotion even when his plane is shot down in France.

Though it's hardly his most attention-grabbing score, Iris has plangent music moments that build on the restrained emotion of the scenes.

"I didn't think I could speak at this point to tell you what I really feel, sir," Colonel Hiett answered crisply, his jaw muscles quivering with restrained emotion.

Cole was his benchmark as a singer, and you can hear Gaye going for his restrained emotion and light, soulful style on songs like I Want You and What's Going On.

On the other side, Andrea Riccio's fabulously grave and still "Madonna Dolorosa" (Padua, 1500-10) is a study in exquisitely restrained emotion and modeled form that suggests direct contact with Greek Classicism (not the Hellenism of the Laocoön) and probably the aristocratic Venetian Madonnas of Giovanni Bellini.

Isabelle Huppert, in full Isabelle Anne Huppert (born March 16 , 1955 Paris, France) French actress who was acclaimed for her versatility and for the subtle gestures and restrained emotions of her portrayals.

Mr. Dizdar's own first impression occasioned no small culture shock, as he struggled to adjust to the restrained emotions of daily life here.

March 16 , 1955Paris, France Isabelle Huppert, in full Isabelle Anne Huppert (born March 16 , 1955 Paris, France) French actress who was acclaimed for her versatility and for the subtle gestures and restrained emotions of her portrayals.

She is to the verge of tears what Kristen Stewart is to the bitten lip: a virtuoso of barely restrained and tantalizingly ambiguous emotion.

"She is very restrained, not very emotional.