Sentence examples for sort of restraint from inspiring English sources

But Miller shows the sort of restraint that directors of lurid true-crime stories usually don't.

The Americans have never shown that sort of restraint, often going at goal like a battering ram and hoping for the best.

In the past year, President Suharto has listened to suggestions for some sort of restraint in his family's business dealings, & the government has embarked on a highly publicized cleanup campaign.

Douglas R. Conant, the chief executive of Campbell Soup and Mr. Kilts's former lieutenant at Nabisco, said Mr. Kilts did not cut prices to fight competitors at Nabisco, and suggested that he is likely to show the same sort of restraint at Gillette.

I think he's got more to his game than he's showing at the minute in terms of his attacking threat in the final third, but because I've got Hayes, McGinn, Goodwillie, Pawlett, Rooney, there's got to be some sort of restraint in his role.

This time around though, there is less of the sort of restraint that existed in the past.

Should there be some sort of pricing restraint by biotech companies?

He has since assumed the sort of public restraint and presidential solemnity expected of their president by the French.

As painful as it is to defend this agency, which has shown more interest in Janet Jackson's breast than in really doing its job, we believe that the federal government cannot indulge in that sort of prior restraint.

Conservatives and some economists argue that it continues to provide some sort of fiscal restraint.

On their own, the three producers have become some of the most adept at this sort of practiced restraint, holding back the delirious joy until just the right moment, and "Waiting" is no exception.