Sentence examples for sort of restrained from inspiring English sources
He enjoys himself deconstructing the word "chilled", a "pocket fluff" definition that's indiscriminately applied to any sort of restrained and subtle music, including his own.
While Dagueneau is for special occasions, excellent daily choices abound, like the 2010 Pouilly-Fumé from Michel Redde for $24, fresh, structured and vivacious, and the 2011 Pouilly-Fumé from Cédrick Bardin, lively and persistent with a sort of restrained pungence.
Among the fans, I think, there was a sort of restrained wistfulness, like saying goodbye to your lover at the airport.
This song has that sort of restrained, through the teeth aggression that is felt mere moments before the brick goes through the window or the bowl of noodles hits the wall behind your girlfriend's head. .
According to Bob Woodward in "Plan of Attack," Vice-President Dick Cheney put it this way: "From the very day we walked in the building, a notion of sort of a restrained presidency because it was such a close election, that lasted maybe thirty seconds.
Theirs was a kind of restrained sensuality, a narcotic eroticism.
It's a restrained sort of cafe culture: no flamboyant umbrellas, no tables spilling out onto the sidewalks.
A more restrained sort of virtuosity governed the late show, the Jack Quartet's program of avant-garde string quartets in the Moving Sound Festival's final concert.
Schwarzenegger has an even bigger personality than McCain's, which is saying a lot, and Schmidt made sure that, in a restrained sort of way, that "Arnoldness" was constantly transmitted to California's voters.
This quiet scene of restrained grief was worse.
