Sentence examples for the restraint that from inspiring English sources

This was more likely to have been caused by the restraint that followed.

On the group's second album, "Babel," there's perhaps a bit more restraint, but mostly the restraint that comes from trying to hold in an explosion.

In that war, the boldness that evicted Saddam Hussein from Baghdad is no longer questioned, but the restraint that left him in Baghdad is.

But, in the end, Acocella found the novel noteworthy for the way in which Ishiguro abandoned the restraint that had bothered Rafferty.

Meadows said medical evidence suggested it was unlikely the impact from the Taser had caused Begley's cardiac arrest, with the restraint that followed the more likely cause.

Through that beautiful window opened by Mercer the England supporter glimpsed a team free of the restraint that has come to cripple expression for much of the 38 years since.

Striking first to prevent aggression is not unreasonable when dealing with groups like Al Qaeda, which operate independently of the restraints that govern the behavior of most nation-states.

If they could do it then, what are the restraints that prevent the developed world from once again plunging into the madness of mass war and state violence?

Step by step, they fear, Japan is shedding the restraints that bound it after the war without having ever faced up to its crimes.

Passed by the new Constituent Assembly of the nation, that reform was rejected by the pope, most of the French clergy, and King Louis XVI for the restraints that it put upon the Roman Catholic church in France.

That came in the 1960's, Frum says, with a new generation of political leaders who "would no longer abide the restraints that had bound the sad-eyed old men who had preceded them".