Sentence examples for restrained version of from inspiring English sources

Ms. McClellan's astonishingly restrained version of Christina Aguilera's ' "Beautiful," sung with Ms. Aguilera, wasn't far behind.

But the atmosphere suggested a more restrained version of the fervor exhibited by Beliebers.

But in many ways, this market feels like a restrained version of the happy days before the bubble burst.

(JJ) West-coast artist Ed Ruscha is famed for his restrained version of Pop art in which the emblems of daily life are elevated on canvas.

And rosy gamberetti are combined with white polenta and fruity, exceptionally peppery olive oil to produce an elegantly restrained version of Charleston's creamy shrimp and grits.

The theme from Alfie gets a more restrained version of the same treatment; tantalisingly, it seems to end in mid-sentence.

The band's music emerged with a ripping progressive edge and an exultation in sheer dark heat that sounded like the streets and distinguished it from more transcendent, conceptual, or restrained versions of modern jazz.

(A more restrained version has since been revived as a stand-alone section called Sunday Styles).

For a more restrained version, the Excellent Pork Chop House in Manhattan's Chinatown serves shaved ice with just a caramel sugar syrup, roasted peanuts and a drizzle of condensed milk.

What's more, in tasting it I realized that I'd encountered versions of it — milder, more restrained versions — before.

For fifty minutes, the xx played a restrained, audaciously spare version of indie rock with a pronounced dance-music edge.