Sentence examples for restraint himself from inspiring English sources

Stelmach became a member of the Deep Six, a group of enthusiastically fiscally conservative rookie MLAs; in addition to supporting Premier Ralph Klein's aggressive deficit-cutting, Stelmach practiced fiscal restraint himself, incurring low office expenses and declining a government vehicle.

There is even a possibility that Coughlin has learned how to better control himself by experiencing Manning's extraordinary restraint in the heat of the moment.

And now Mr. Siegel begins to require more editorial restraint, revealing himself as a novice through anxious overplotting.

In this atmosphere of restraint, Mr. McCormick himself is no hired gun.

In the religious quarrels the new emperor, an ally of Protestant states, showed great restraint and allowed himself to be guided mainly by political motives.

There are touches of early David Gordon Green – although Green always knew the value of restraint: Gosling gorges himself and us on images.

And then there was Danny's sad British Leyland drone of a Jamaican stepdad, played with masterful restraint by Henry himself.

He considered this a character trait, but it was hard not to see in it the caution of a man who had pursued success without restraint and found himself in ethically contested territory.

While his administration has called for an end to the violence, and his secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, phoned her Chinese counterpart to urge restraint, Mr. Bush himself has remained silent.

Gareth Myatt, 15, choked on his own vomit while he was being restrained and Adam Rickwood, 14, hanged himself after restraint that involved staff deliberately inflicting pain.

Never one for compromise or restraint, this filmmaker throws himself into every frame, turning genre movies into feverish spectacles of style and feeling.