Sentence examples for restrained opening from inspiring English sources
Other titles reflect the spirit of their movie rather than explicit elements of its plot, like the beautifully restrained opening sequence for Pedro Almodóvar's film "The Skin I Live In".
Amis responded yesterday with an elegantly written and surprisingly restrained open letter, in which he pleaded guilty to the second charge, but not the first.
One-stop shops have been restrained from opening their balance sheets, which used to be a competitive advantage.
But he made clear that it would take only one former detainee to secure official confirmation that they were unlawfully restrained to open the door to a personal injury compensation claim.
It is well documented that a fibre reinforcement restrains crack opening and thus limits their detrimental effects on the durability and serviceability of structures.
Tom Scutt's design is restrained; the evening opens to a fine ceremonial chorus composed by Jocelyn Pook.
Other studies of livestock responses to disturbances, such as fear [64], flight speed [65], restrain vs. open [66], and novelty tests [67] have found a high degree of variability in cattle responses.
Notwithstanding certain well-known exceptions (e.g., restrained torsion of open thin-walled sections), such effects in isotropic cylinders are usually confined to a very small neighborhood of a terminal boundary or transition zone, and are typically neglected.
At last, there were footsteps approaching, manacles and restraining chain tinkling, doors opening, two Iraqi guards gripping the prisoner; all imaginings spent.
Now you have the cat restrained, you need to open his mouth.
Taking cues from feng shui, the Chinese art of placement and energy flow, the house begins more restrained on the outside before opening to dramatic interiors.
