Sentence examples for restrained said from inspiring English sources

"He was handcuffed, clearly in pain and being violently restrained," said Matt Taylor, 29, an undergraduate at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.

"I needed to be restrained," said Silverman, whose stand-up comedy has defined her for a generation.

Spielberg, more restrained, said Stabile "is fluent in his own life, which makes him the most personal of filmmakers".

"The Gore people are just like junkyard dogs about this one, while the Bush people seem to be more restrained," said Colleen Parro, director of the Republican National Coalition for Life.

In keeping with the desire to conserve the original materials and feel of the building, "the design is restrained," says Ms. Goldman, with little "opulence, just a question of good materials, well put together and well designed".

"The UK has a history of persistent and repeated breaches of Article 8 [right to privacy] in the field of state surveillance which its domestic courts have failed properly to restrain," said one of the group's lawyers today.

The restraining order said Ms. Kidman "believed she and her driver were going to be involved in a serious motor vehicle accident".

The same judge rejected in December the state's request for a restraining order saying the evidence presented was "largely speculative hearsay".

Judge Lynch decided not to issue any restraining order, saying the unions had not convinced him that the city had used excessive control tactics so far.

On Sept. 29, Judge Lippmann dismissed the case and lifted the restraining order, saying he had no legal authority to stop the school.

In August 2010, a woman sought a restraining order, saying that Potter had harassed her for months.