Sentence examples for typically restrained from inspiring English sources

It's a typically restrained yet suggestive performance from an actress who has made an art of holding back.

Spears's vocals move around from rapid-fire speak-singing to her typically restrained harmony vocals and a few strange ad-libs.

A Yale dropout of Greek parentage, Martin celebrated his win in typically restrained style by treating himself to a bar of chocolate, saying he would probably push the boat out when he returned home to Brooklyn, and order in a pizza with friends.

As odd as that double-bill may be, it won't take you as far from your comfort zone as Claire Denis's Trouble Every Day (2001), an upsetting, sometimes nauseating and frequently baffling art film which features the typically restrained Beatrice Dalle and Vincent Gallo, on the prowl in Paris.

Pearson's turned in a typically restrained, dancefloor ready remix that's got us crying into our double vodka and lemonades as the lights go up in another club on another night in another part of town.

This has much to do with the element of surprise: Buress's character, a typically restrained dentist named Lincoln Broad City's one and only straight man, in all senses of the phrase rarely breaks the goofball barrier.

Nature prompts us to do only what is advantageous to us, and if we try to act contrary to its promptings we inevitably suffer for it as a natural consequence, whereas morality typically restrains us from doing what is advantageous to ourselves and requires us to do what is disadvantageous, and if we violate the requirements of morality we come to harm only if we are found out.

Adenosine is a neuromodulator that typically restrains neuronal excitability by acting at P1 receptors.

The generosity of local taxpayers had typically been more restrained.

Throughout the 1990's, developers and their lenders were restrained, typically making sure that a large, creditworthy corporation had signed a lease before construction of a building began.

The tested statues were large, typically stone, and restrained with different mechanisms for comparison.