Sentence examples for restrains that from inspiring English sources

No law restrains that quite large body of American thought which is critical not just of extreme readings of Islam but of Islam itself arguing that the warrior ethos of the faith's earlier centuries was one of its essential features, not just a regrettable excess.

Though 20percentt of children involved in fatal crashes across the U.S. were unrestrained or improperly restrained, that also number varied between states ― from just two percent in New Hampshire to 38percentt in Mississippi.

The Brotherhood has made some effort to restrain that kind of talk.

Of course, banking has shown its monstrous aspect in recent years, and we certainly need policies to restrain that.

Or it could just be that the spring fashions were so restrained that they didn't know what else to do.

"I'm particularly pleased that the latest figures show there is no growth expected in CDs and DVDs in 2010 and we are successfully restraining that activity".

"It's no secret that the name of the game for Republicans is to restrain that turnout as much as possible.

Snow, too, wants to believe the sheer force of science cannot be restrained, that it will change the world — for the better — without a heavy guiding hand.

The government has recently begun to restrain that practice, but the defense budget remains too low to stop it, Mr. Wang argues.

Its sentences remain so masterfully restrained that you barely notice the barb until you've taken a few steps on – and find yourself hooked back.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into a profitable investment he made a few years ago, and even his struggle to restrain that disobedient forelock has become newsworthy.