Sentence examples for slightly more restrained from inspiring English sources

At his rally in Fletcher, he offered a slightly more restrained version of his typically freewheeling speech, largely hewing to his prepared remarks.

A follow-up re-recording successfully aimed for a slightly more restrained delivery, which makes up the current version of the action.

"Blink," a short trio for Erika Eichelberger, Denisa Musilova and Savina Theodorou, is in similarly brutal but formalist territory, only slightly more restrained.

On the wall behind her, a portrait of Ms. Simmons, an 80-year-old black former factory worker, in a giant mural showed that same gold tooth in a slightly more restrained version of that same smile.

Robert Morvillo, who was an assistant U.S. attorney under Morgenthau and who then became a successful defense lawyer — his clients have included Martha Stewart — is only slightly more restrained, saying, "I think Leslie is a formidable candidate.

Nine had a slightly more restrained approach, but barely: two screens, a seat tally and a rolling Twitter bar made it difficult to concentrate on anything anyone was saying.

Conservative papers were somewhat more restrained, but still supportive.

"She's slightly more moderate.

His surfaces are more restrained, his men relatively unmuscled, even slightly Victorian in stature and demeanor.

Alternatively, you can locate the Velázquez and the Bernini (easy to find) and the Caravaggios (only slightly more challenging) and then surrender to the experience of seeing art the way it was shown for centuries before the advent of the modern museum's more restrained and spare approach to exhibition design.

Blagojevich was more restrained, too.