Sentence examples for restrained view from inspiring English sources

For a onetime law professor, Obama had a curiously restrained view of the ability of courts to advance (or restrain) his agenda.

It posted second-quarter earnings that slightly topped expectations, but gave a restrained view of the future.

Orrin Hatch, a senator from Utah and a member of the Judiciary Committee, says it is critical to find out if Ms Sotomayor endorses the "restrained view" of judicial power or the "activist view".

The movement toward a more restrained view of medical care raises an obvious question: Could improved communication, informed patients and increasing health literacy help to slim down a bloated system — and improve American health?

Now, I have expanded that, what the definition is of losing, and I probably have a much more restrained view than most people.

"My opinion doesn't count because the rules are the rules" was his more restrained view of another spot-kick decision which led to last week's 2-0 loss at Old Trafford and a red card for Kagisho Dikgacoi.

Mr. Bush, however, said he preferred a more restrained approach, a view that was echoed by Republican lawmakers at the meeting, aides said.

I was screaming and Nonie said, 'It's very nice to celebrate things, but couldn't we be more restrained?' " After Crosby viewed the 2-hour-36-minute game, probably in a screening room in the house, the films took their place in the vault, said Robert Bader, vice president for marketing and production for Bing Crosby Enterprises.

Not lasting very long, the more restrained foreign policy views of about half of the Tea Party have now gone out of style after the ISIS beheading hysteria.

Refreshingly simple and restrained, "Come Share The View" is a lesson in welding hypnotic soundscapes with white noise while showing allegiance to the school of slo-mo on "Forest Fire"".

Audience members are meant to view self-restrained Elinor as the person in need of reform, rather than her impassioned sister.