Sentence examples for restrained news from inspiring English sources
The fuss started with a relatively restrained news story posted last Friday on SpaceRef.com headlined "White House Briefed On Potential For Mars Life".
One reason is that the seat-warmer at the Voice of America could not restrain its news directors from broadcasting the incendiary diatribes of Taliban leaders.
There seems to be no end to the draconian controls as the military seeks to restrain the news media, manipulate the courts, misuse security services and restrict civil society groups.
He is accused of hypocrisy, of selling the dream of the sports icon, of drawing a salary of millions for playing a game and at the same time seeking to restrain the news media from prying into his apparently life.
The steep prohibition against efforts to restrain a news organization from publishing what it knows -- unless it jeopardizes national security -- was set forth in the Pentagon Papers case of 1971, in which The New York Times won the right to publish a secret government history of the Vietnam War.
Despite a general consensus among analysts that the Fed won't raise rates, the news restrained the market from trading above a narrowly defined territory.
Will the thought that their exploits could appear on the evening news restrain the executioners?
Fishburne plays Cheever as an imposing (though fallible) man determined to remain calm, no matter how awful the news; he's restrained and purposeful, and the performance is effective but a little stolid.
While British TV news has been restrained in reporting the nature of the attacks or making assumptions about the perpetrators, hosts on Fox News' Sunday morning show were quick to talk about how the killings followed teachings in the Qur'an, and repeatedly attacked "the Muslim Mayor of London" for not denouncing extremist Islam.
Matthew T. Crosson, the president of the Long Island Association, the major business group, was more restrained in his reaction to the news from New Orleans.
Then news of Howard reportedly being restrained from going after Bryant in the locker room after a game.
