Sentence examples for restraining too much from inspiring English sources

By restraining too much, they momentarily lost their desired message.

Espinoza was careful not to let his mount get away, but did not restrain him too much, as he may have done after he broke so poorly in the Belmont.

Its sweetness is nicely restrained, too.

"I'm reminded as we've just started Lent, that conservatives are always complaining about too much restraining regulation and how they love freedom, but they're the religious ones who voluntarily invent restrictions for themselves.

The members are restrained, never wanting to use too much of the stage, but are confident that the sound will bleed into the furthest corners of the room.

First, many transporters enjoy a natural or state-granted monopoly and need to be restrained from exercising it with too much abandon.

Though Patrick Marber has done some ingenious text-tweaking, not least in wittily explicating the difference between the old and the newly restrained acting style, there is too much caricature, too much that looks like hard work.

Other than like, "What are we doing here to build a foundation?" Because I think part of what we had to do was restrain ourselves from trying to do too much.

She calls for a return to the trust-busting approach of the early part of the last century: preventing single firms from amassing too much economic power and restraining their influence in the legislative process.

He restrained the tempo of the scherzo, perhaps too much: it had rustic character but lacked a degree of urgency.

They give too much power to individuals, barely restrained by panels of worthies.