Sentence examples for restraining nature from inspiring English sources
We in England are especially prone to the danger because our national sensibility to music is not fastidious, and if we can find an intellectual excuse for a thing we have no sufficiently restraining nature to keep us from it.
The present paper explores the restraining nature of price fairness perceptions while testing the characteristic behavioral reactions of consumers who perceive price difference as unfair.
Torvald resorts to physical abuse more than once when Nora fails to heed his calls for her to restrain her impulsive nature.
"The cause to which I allude, is the constant tendency in all animal life to increase beyond the nourishment prepared for it.... Necessity, that imperious all-pervading law of nature, restrains them within the prescribed bounds" [ 14].
Their deleterious nature results in natural selection playing an important role in restraining the proliferation of TEs in many host populations.
The critical nature of the balance between these forward and restraining influences is also revealed when adhesion between the tip cells and alary muscles is increased by manipulating tip cell number or adhesive strength.
On personnel policy decisions of this nature, the RAND study said, "Any waiting period permits restraining forces to consolidate".
In the wild, on the other hand, where the laws of nature prevail, a man could be free of society's restraining morals.
In the spiritual "Deep River," as so often, Ms. Hunt Lieberson is a force of nature, however restrained at the outset.
At the age of 70, with his pinstripe suit and sensible hair, he resembles an ageing bank manager toiling – not altogether successfully – to restrain his puckish inner nature.
Tao wrote that both Zhang Heng and Cai Yong "avoided inflated language, aiming chiefly at simplicity", and adding that their "compositions begin by giving free expression to their fancies but end on a note of quiet, serving admirably to restrain undisciplined and passionate nature".
