Sentence examples for restraining hand from inspiring English sources

But the player raised a restraining hand and hunched over his shot.

Even in the finale's last rousing burst of trumpets, his restraining hand was evident.

This is Robert Moses development without the restraining hand of Jane Jacobs.

Some of the figures who sought peace in Europe died before they could lend a restraining hand.

Free of Guntram's restraining hand, he immediately attacked Chilperic's young son and successor, Chlotar II, but was defeated.

Can't you see he is reading?" But Nani had brushed his restraining hand away and would not stop.

Lord of the Flies touched on our recurring anxiety that, away from the restraining hands of adults, there's something essentially uncivilised about kids.

Lastly, the ASD group had a higher incidence of requiring restraint during the dental cleaning compared to TD children (P <.001), with only 9% (n = 2) of TD children requiring one or more restraining hands versus 73% (n = 16) of children with ASD.

In the ASD group (see upper right half of Table 3), expressive communication was significantly correlated with three measures of overt distress behavior (A & C Scale: r = −.42, P ≤.05; Frankl Scale: r =.44, P =.04; restraining hands: r = −.68, P =.001); the lower the communication ability, the greater the uncooperative behavior observed and reported.

During my hours restrained, hands cuffed behind my back, I discovered that today's young insurgents have developed what I think should be listed as a new yoga posture.

The restraining order, handed down yesterday, prematurely ends a $1.6 million international expedition and has renewed debate over the impact of noise on marine mammals.