Sentence examples for was somewhat restrained from inspiring English sources

He was somewhat restrained in the use of dance but masterly in his handling of the chorus in the crowd scenes.

Toward the end of the 17th century, during the reign of William and Mary, Baroque furniture tended to become simpler and the use of ornament was somewhat restrained.

Porphyry was somewhat restrained in his criticism of Christianity, at least in his early works, On the Return of the Soul and Philosophy from Oracles.

And if the first movement was somewhat restrained, the finale was a buoyant and teasing yet always graceful romp.

But most pundits consider that the LTTE has, by its grisly standards, been somewhat restrained.

The decorations had been made with care and taste, but were somewhat restrained in quantity.

Calling "Cairo Time" an "adult movie," she paused to consider her choice of words before growling, "Take me to the pyramids, baby!" If her natural vivacity is somewhat restrained in the film, it was sorely needed on the chaotic location shoot.

The students were somewhat restrained during their dialogue with Mr. Solskjær in the classroom.

The detrimental influence of chimeric sequences may be somewhat restrained by increasing the align-length threshold (for example, requiring that 75% of the larger EST aligns to the smaller EST).

Volume was fairly restrained on both exchanges.

Almost everyone agrees that government must decline as a share of the economy from its current elevated peak -- in that sense Santorum is right that the direction of policy in the years ahead will be to somewhat restrain Washington's role in the economy.