Sentence examples for restrained of from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'restrained of' is not correct and not usable in written English
You would more likely use the phrase "restrained from." For example: He was restrained from entering the building.
Rattigan, that most delicate and restrained of English playwrights, completed Cause Célèbre just before his death in 1977.
It was restrained of the producers not to constantly apply a lightbulb graphic above his head, so blatant was the on-air thinking at points.
By whittling down the human subjects to their faceless limbs, photographer Denise Kwong creates a space that is raw, slightly ominous, and restrained of showiness.
He did not celebrate it - a rare moment of release restrained out of respect.
Damping, in physics, restraining of vibratory motion, such as mechanical oscillations, noise, and alternating electric currents, by dissipation of energy.
These protocols require multiple handling and restraining of embryo donors.
Anaesthesia is generally required during imaging experiments in order to ensure humane restrain of the animals.
Furthermore, the proposed algorithm switches controller depending on SOC for restraining of the decline of SOC.
Such high plasticity of antioxidant defenses provides restraining of lipid peroxidation and thus surviving under oxidative stress and realization of reproduction program.
Different to most of the relevant literature, the saliency detection method in our tracking framework must satisfy two requirements: simple and the restrain of the background pixels.
The obvious decrease of (002) diffraction peak intensity for ZnO Y nanorods shows the restrain of the crystallization compared with ZnO samples.
