Sentence examples for restrains us from inspiring English sources

But no such caution restrains US senators like South Carolina's Lindsey Graham, who says that the "evil (of) a nuclear… Iran" will affect the US "far more than (any) conflict".

Philip's endearing modesty restrains us from praising him as much as we might want to.

It was like punks dressing in bondage gear, telling the world: 'Society restrains us.' That was the early 90s for you; now you don't really see that".

Nature prompts us to do only what is advantageous to us, and if we try to act contrary to its promptings we inevitably suffer for it as a natural consequence, whereas morality typically restrains us from doing what is advantageous to ourselves and requires us to do what is disadvantageous, and if we violate the requirements of morality we come to harm only if we are found out.

The only thing that might restrain us is the embarrassment of being named and shamed in public ("John Walsh, Pig & Whistle £448.96 and counting…").

The Right Reverend John Chalmers said: "I hope we can be quite intentional about learning lessons that will restrain us from heading towards conflict every time there is a difference, so that lives are not squandered".

All of these developments should teach us humility in thinking we understand the consequences of our actions in the Middle East and restrain us from acting unless our national interests are clearly affected and unambiguous.

However, the limited number of DCIS cases (n = 7) in this study restrained us from further testing this hypothesis.

The data for this study were derived from a cross-sectional survey, restraining us from making any conclusions about the causal associations.

Regrettably three major issues concerning the included studies; 1) small study size, 2) clinical heterogeneity and 3) poor methodological design, restrained us to present a comprehensive statistical analysis with pooled data. 1) Small study size: 9 out of the 17 included studies included < 20 patients [ 17- 19, 25, 28, 29, 34, 35].

The disaster of Iraq has at least had the effect of demonstrating the limits of imperial power and restraining further US attacks.