— Eleanor Martin In "The Ghost Writer," the first of the nine novels Philip Roth wrote from the perspective of Nathan Zuckerman, the protagonist is relatively restrained.
Indeed, compared with Luther's vicious rhetoric about the "pest in the midst of our lands," the Jesuits were relatively restrained.
But while this latest action expands the number of agencies involved, the tactics used this time by the Taliban were relatively restrained.
The NU has been relatively restrained as the president's impeachment has progressed.
Like many Baptist congregations, the ethos is relatively restrained; there isn't much freewheeling clapping, dancing, shouting or singing.
Attacks on the government were relatively restrained; Mr Cameron has at times sounded shrill when taking on Mr Brown.
The banks were relatively restrained in their reactions this week, leaving it to trade groups to voice their complaints, which have a familiar ring to them.
The rolling real estate crash that ravaged Florida and the Southwest is delivering a new wave of distress to communities once thought to be immune — economically diversified cities where the boom was relatively restrained.
For most of the chat, Jones was relatively restrained — a far cry from the high-decibel ranter who shouted at Morgan about the Second American Revolution.
The exchanges have been relatively restrained in publicly criticizing off-exchange trading because the banks that run the dark pools are also among the largest customers of the exchanges.
Mr. Yoo, the North Korea specialist, said that by Pyongyang's standards, the skirt reference was relatively restrained because her name was not mentioned.
