Sentence examples for seemed restrained from inspiring English sources

But all in all, the Israeli response to Thursday's attack seemed restrained.

I was drawn to the antique idea of a correspondence because it seemed restrained and formal, even ritualized.

Where Keith's last major-label release, "Black Elvis/ Lost in Space" (RuffHouse, 1997), seemed restrained, his later albums have gotten stronger as his act has grown nastier.

Amid all the Jane Austen reboots and ripoffs, Jo Baker's 2013 debut Longbourn, which developed the events of Pride and Prejudice from the servants' perspective, seemed restrained yet revelatory.

But the three women responsible — for both the show and the movie — seemed restrained enough as they sat down to what one of them called "a proper English tea" on Central Park South last month.

Yet on Thursday night he received a curiously tepid ovation from the Philharmonic audience for his performance of Brahms's Third Symphony, the last work in a program that also offered a Mozart symphony and Bartok's Violin Concerto No. 2. As riveted as I was by Mr. Robertson's Brahms, I was not entirely surprised that the audience response seemed restrained.

Compared with the relative hysteria elsewhere, the race can seem restrained.

Its price, $18, seems restrained only until you see how little langoustine it buys.

The way the Germans are drawn is so broad that it makes the characterisations in Allo, Allo! seem restrained.

The 80's gave us a Mets championship team that made the frat boys in Animal House seem restrained.

The rug may seem restrained, by Sterling's standards anyway, but it in no way indicates a softening of her art as she moves into her 60s.