Sentence examples for restraint one from inspiring English sources

Some show typical Ridger restraint: one house on my street features plain electric candles, the kind displayed at Christmastime in front windows, but the flames are orange instead of white.

(Nor does it always result in restraint; one can be so fascinated by memos that one forgets where and who one is — see Steve Coll's piece on the drone wars in this week's issue for more on that).

Senior officials have described two principal reasons for their restraint, one political and the other military.

In the presence of such restraint, one can certainly start to feel like a dunce.

Mr. Gore has instructed his aides to avoid rhetorical excesses and urged them to act with restraint, one senior aide said.

It combined the emotional urgency of free jazz with the poise and restraint one associates with the Modern Jazz Quartet -- an achievement that's all the more remarkable when you consider how little they apparently rehearsed.

The awareness that one can impose a restraint on one's own behaviour requires a certain level of cognitive maturation, and, therefore, the emotion of guilt cannot appear until that competence is attained.

Facilitation of cGMP-dependent signalling by combination therapy, therefore, exerts a key restraint on one of the central processes leading to overt pulmonary fibrosis, that of extracellular matrix deposition.

The equal protection clause does not prohibit legislative classification and the imposition of statutory restraints on one class which are not imposed on another.

But concerns about the nature and sustainability of the recovery are only one restraint on triumphalism.

The accumulation of equations of restraint into the normal matrix should also be optimised, however, because the design matrix rows are so sparse (a distance restraint, for example, only involves up to six parameters), the current implementation accumulating the restraints one by one is very efficient and BLAS routines are not used.