The surroundings at Kai are classically Japanese: restrained, symmetrical, perfect; service is self-effacing almost to the point of caricature, just the way it oughta be.
Microsoft, which is preparing to release Windows 2000 next month, has been more restrained in talking about future services for its clients.
And the choir gave a lovely, restrained account of one number from that service, "Rejoice, O Virgin": all subtlety and understatement of a sort the casual listener might not associate with Rachmaninoff.
Like me, I was getting dragged along in my underpants (Participant 12) As with seclusion service users either described being restrained physically and/or chemically or having witnessed this happen to others.
The uneasy national view of the Afghan conflict was reflected in the restrained temper of Friday's moving but troubling service of commemoration in St Paul's Cathedral.
Combining rising productivity with restrained wages causes the cost of producing goods and services to fall.
"Combining rising productivity with restrained wages causes the cost of producing goods and services to fall," she said.
According to the derived expression, the restrained elliptical ring test can be designed to quantitatively simulate the service condition of concrete in an engineering structure more accurately.
In public, she has always seemed like her mother — dutiful and restrained, as if politics were the high price to pay for public service.
But it's an amply comfortable, high-gloss barbecue joint with niceties more abundant and service more knowledgeable than you typically get at prices this restrained.
