Sentence examples for too restrained from inspiring English sources
Florence said the wines were too restrained.
At other times she is too restrained.
She can be too restrained in the 19th-century classics, overly respectful.
On the other hand, it might have been much too restrained.
Had the development consisted of only these three buildings, it would have been too restrained.
The clothes are beautiful, if too restrained for America's sexed-up taste.
"Interfaces tend to be too heavy, too encumbering, too fragile, too difficult to use or too restraining," Dr. Burdea said.
Do I find it too restraining?
I don't find an industrial postdoc too restraining because, as I said, I'm very motivated by technique and technology development.
Most resident pro-marijuana advocates feel the bill as written is too restraining.
The steel support should maintain certain resistance force when it retracts, which can not only accommodate some rock deformation, but also restrain too large rock deformation to keep roadways stable.
