Sentence examples for restrained there from inspiring English sources

And entrepreneurship was restrained: there were many fewer start-ups then than in the period after 1980.

With long takes, minimal dialogue and camera work so restrained there are virtually no close-ups, Mr. Tsai's films can be so quiet they alter your sense of time.

"It's one of the reasons why we've been pulling back and making sure that 72 month loans don't spike up, and that we are restrained there, and that we're certainly looking at other options," he said.

The taxi driver was already restrained, there was no need for them to proceed with dragging him behind the van and the assaults that apparently took place afterwards".

Stirling, so far, has been more restrained: there is a 90-word plaque at the town museum, and a McLaren art prize at his former high school.

Tony Fabrizio, a Republican pollster and strategist who also worked on the Horton ad, argues that McCarthy was relatively restrained — there were no photographs of Horton's victims, for example.

The language judges use is usually considered and restrained, but there are times when they make their displeasure clear.

Several jumped on him and brought him down in the forward galley, and restrained him there until the plane landed in Texas.

My family went to court too, but although the inquest verdict acknowledged that Mikey was killed by the way police restrained him, there was still no justice.

Westlake's original material, which accounts for the majority of the score, is skillfully restrained, though there are moments when it, too, tugs at the ears, as in the sombre duet between violin and bassoon that plays when Fly's pups are sold off to the neighbors, or the demented rendition of "Jingle Bells" that accompanies the arrival of the Hoggetts' bratty, citified grandchildren.

Admittedly, it will be only the most avid Times readers who will get a frisson at glimpsing a personal side of that institution, though the name-dropping is restrained: why, there's "Alessandra" ready to scarf down a frozen custard; and who but "Maureen" would have had the sense, and forthright loyalty, to buy Bruni the sessions with her personal trainer that changed his life.