Sentence examples for restrained reaction from inspiring English sources

More surprising was the restrained reaction of many Republicans.

The restrained reaction today within Pakistan reflected, in part, the sense that General Musharraf was already all-powerful.

One was sympathy, which Beijing earned for its restrained reaction after losing in 1993 by two votes to Sydney for the 2000 Olympics, delegates said.

– was my barely restrained reaction as I sat being interviewed by a psychic in an austere subterranean concrete space as a participant in an artwork by Jon Fawcett.

Several of those officials said Mr. Lazio's restrained reaction to Mr. Giuliani's medical condition could ultimately make him a more attractive candidate.

The market's relatively restrained reaction reflects a heartening belief that the terrorist attack has done no irreparable harm to the economy or its foundations.

But in noting the restrained reactions of more traditional conservatives, he offered this caution to those suggesting that libertarianism is gaining widespread support with the GOP.

At a couple of points, Trump paused to express his disappointment at the restrained reactions.

Nesbø told Britain's Independent that he was proud of his country's restrained response to the massacre, but he also complained that Norwegians "fell in love with [their] reaction to the tragedy," preening themselves on being "so calm, wise and full of love".

All chemical engines can be separated into two categories depending on how they manage the chemical reaction: restrained and unrestrained.

"Although the last-minute agreement in Congress to forestall the fiscal cliff avoided what Americans perceived would be a very negative situation for the U.S. as a whole and for themselves personally, the American public is quite restrained in its reaction to the agreement," Gallup's Frank Newport wrote.