Sentence examples for restrained terms from inspiring English sources

In the ninth and possibly last televised debate between the former secretary of state and US senator from Vermont, the candidates hurled themselves at each other in barely restrained terms.

Opens today in Manhattan Directed by Steve Suissa In French, with English subtitles Not rated, 89 minutes When a film is described as restrained, the term usually applies to the direction, the script, the actors' performances or all three.

Now that Parliament is rediscovering its teeth in the face of a coalition government, the judges may be relatively restrained.Whatever the long-term effects of making the court independent, in the short run it has one presumably unintended consequence.

Gill withdrawal, studied in a restrained animal, also showed long-term retention of habituation.

Physiologically, the short-term effect of restrained eating is decreased adiposity.

Long-term culture in restrained (but non-stretched), 3-DCM led to profound dedifferentiation of p-MyoFb, indicating the primary role of mechanical stress to maintain differentiation.

This cross-sectional association is insufficient to establish a long-term causal link between restrained eating and adiposity.

The modes of the second-order Timoshenko system for the displacement and rotation of a fixed beam with a restrained end at the left are formulated in terms of a fundamental spatial response.

New seismic dampers termed Buckling-Restrained Rippled Plate (BRRP) dampers have been developed.

Although shrinkage is mainly associated with long-term effects, even at first loading, restrained shrinkage may cause cracking of concrete.

Interviews with numerous current and former business associates describe a man who shuns headlines in favor of working behind the scenes with a restrained, methodical approach that is focused on long-term success.