Their blanket hyperbole showed not the slightest restraint (nor for that matter did that of most newspapers).
"He was most probably one of the worst, who hit and tortured without the slightest restraint," François told Europe 1 on Friday.
A French journalist held by Islamic State has described Mohammed Emwazi as a man without scruple "who hit and tortured without the slightest restraint", as victims' families described mixed reactions to the US strike that targeted the British militant.
It's exhilarating to see a major actor let go of the slightest restraints on screen, even as you have that "Uhhh, I don't know if you should be doing this" feeling as much for Cage as for his character.
Exercise a little restraint.
Each animal was placed on the recording platform of the instrument where it was kept under slight, painless restraint, with its tail positioned on the radiant heat window.
But as they run through the strict geometric, kaleidoscopic groupings with trilling feet and nodding heads, there is a slight sense of restraint in the performance, rather than the perfect precision required.
Tells about slight loosening of political restraints.
I think it was Richard getting his revenge for making him wait!' According to relationship counsellor and sex therapist Julia Cole, a slight pause, a period of restraint, cold showers and sleeping in pyjamas in the run-up to a wedding has become surprisingly common.
If "Glee" mines the same interplay of individualism and team spirit as "Friday Night Lights," it does so with none of the latter's subtlety and not even a smidgeon of its humility — not to mention even the slightest effort toward consistency or restraint or slow-burning story lines or understated dialogue.
