Sentence examples for restrained energy from inspiring English sources

There's something he wants to say or do: his body is saturated with barely restrained energy.

Her surroundings are harsh and barren, but the inhospitable space is strangely animated by the figure's restrained energy.

Lori Elizabeth Parquet has fantastic comic timing as Dora, all wide eyes and barely restrained energy, subtly shifting further into her delusions.

The distance constraints obtained from the NMR data have been utilized to generate a family of structures, which have been refined using restrained energy minimization and dynamics.

I knew, therefore, that a heightened speech inherited from everyday language would create a quality of restrained energy that I'd need if the interwoven stories of The Green Hollow were to be sustained through an hour of television.

We introduce a novel CS scheme that can be realized in a WSN by distributed and parallel data gathering schemes, with restrained energy and bandwidth consumption for inter-sensor signaling.

The tautly restrained energies of Paul Schrader's "American Gigolo," starring Richard Gere, are inseparable from the pulsating chimes and burbles of Giorgio Moroder's discotronic score.

It is, in short, the barely restrained energies of the crowd, and the noise and the blur of the traffic, and the huckstering along the sidewalk, that save Times Square from the Disneyesque.

By Richard Brody July 7, 2017 The tautly restrained energies of Paul Schrader's "American Gigolo," starring Richard Gere, are inseparable from the pulsating chimes and burbles of Giorgio Moroder's discotronic score.

Many movies are marked by their music, but the tautly restrained energies of Paul Schrader's "American Gigolo" (Amazon, iTunes, HBO Go, and others), from 1980, are inseparable from the pulsating chimes and burbles of Giorgio Moroder's discotronic score and the songs—such as Blondie's "Call Me that adorn the soundtrack.

Many movies are marked by their music, but the tautly restrained energies of Paul Schrader's "American Gigolo" (Amazon, iTunes, HBO Go, and others), from 1980, are inseparable from the pulsating chimes and burbles of Giorgio Moroder's discotronic score and the songs — such as Blondie's "Call Me" — that adorn the soundtrack.