The deep remembrance I have of her being utterly without hope, restrained and sedated with drugs.
Hopkins, a psychologist and psychoanalyst, has written the story of his life with the kind of generous forgiveness, insistent evenhandedness, patient understanding and restrained judgment one might hope for in a very good analyst of a certain kind, or a wise, exceptionally forbearing and insightful mother.
She said that as her daughter went through puberty, she worked particularly hard to encourage healthy habits — balanced meals, restrained portions — in the hopes of minimizing the chances of a weight problem that might follow her daughter through life.
In a wide-ranging interview, Mr. Xu described Beijing's response to last month's presidential elections in Taiwan as "cool and restrained," but held out little hope of an easing of tensions unless Taiwan's president-elect, Chen Shui-bian, made a basic change in policy and embraced the principle of "One China" under Beijing's ultimate authority.
After Mr. Plant's restrained studio albums, here's hoping Band of Joy is recording live.
The Dutch hoped that the restrained policy of the Entente and Central Powers during the First World War might be repeated and tried to avoid the attention of the Great Powers and a war in which they feared a loss of human life comparable to that of the previous conflict.
By abolishing the old 11pm rush, ministers hoped to promote a more restrained drinking culture, although critics feared it would merely encourage obnoxious revelry around the clock.
They had held vigil and recorded and tweeted and planted their feet as a helicopter shone floodlight into their faces and a tank rolled into their apartment complex and barely restrained dogs bared their teeth and growled like they were hoping to be sicced.
The usually restrained Wilpon had done a series of interviews with weekly magazines in the hope of presenting his side of the Bernard L. Madoff scandal, only to ignite a fresh controversy.
