Sentence examples for seem to restrain from inspiring English sources

Three members of the 10-member Federal Open Market Committee dissented from the decision, just as they had with the committee's last aid effort, in August, but their concerns did not seem to restrain the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke.

When they question stockbrokers, they seem to restrain themselves from pushing the camera into their teeth; when they speak with a priest who has become a factory worker and a Communist, there is a virtual halo over his head; when they speak with three unemployed women, or a sentimental soldier and his young fiancée, their sympathy and their tenderness blend with pity.

In children's ear problems, such awareness does not seem to restrain antibiotic prescription, perhaps because the known viral facilitation does not rule out bacterial origin or bacterial development (the prophylactic attitude to mastoiditis being one extreme).

During endurance the children seemed to "restrain themselves" by straining their muscles and directing their attention internally.

Moreover, the Her4 receptor seems to restrain tumor growth even in the absence of ER expression, as shown for the TNBC collective.

High energy prices and an uncertain job market seem to have restrained spending.

Although we did not check for dislocation of the first cervical vertebra, it did not seem necessary to restrain his head for airway management.

Pay, gradually, does seem to be being restrained.

Despite having two distinct regions involved in SH3 domain binding, the structural ensembles of the xα2-peptide seem to be minimally restrained at the secondary structural level.

The fear of similar policy moves elsewhere, especially if they come before economic growth is well established, seems to be restraining investors' exuberance.

And after moving from the MetroStars to the Wizards in M.L.S., he seemed to mature, restraining himself from screaming at his teammates, taking seriously the responsibility of being team captain.