Sentence examples for with some restraint from inspiring English sources

With some restraint, no one here quotes Matthew 7 1: judge not, that ye be not judged.

There is little doubt that Pakistan's news channels could do with some restraint, especially when it comes to coverage of terrorist attacks, which tends towards the gory.

By conducting with some restraint he brought out the music's gravity and better prepared the shift of mood for the violins' gently rising second theme, which they played with shimmering yet focused tone.

With some restraint, Cronenberg and Hampton do not play upon the much-discussed German puns in the three principals' names: that is, Freud equals joy, Jung equals young, and Spielrein equals either "play pure" (Spiel-rein) or "play inside", even "play inside me" (Spiel-herein).

"As long as the army acts with some restraint, and as long as the U.S. is careful not to back the incursion (or give the appearance of backing it), the blowback in the central regions would probably be quite limited," said Bronwyn E. Bruton, a democracy and governance expert who wrote a provocative essay published by the Council on Foreign Relations urging the West to withdraw from Somalia.

It seems that Californians want the newly empowered Democrats to demonstrate they can govern with some restraint and frugality before opening up anybody's checkbook yet again.

By God, even now, my heart leaps like a salmon to hear it - just as it did when I first got a load of it in the summer of 1977, in a shopping mall movie theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and it is with some austere restraint I deny myself here the full portion of 30-something reverie.

You see, the poster would have us believe Star Wars: Episode I (even the lousy name The Phantom Menace was absent) is a simple, character-driven story with some serious restraint re: eye-straining CGI and cartoonish over-the-top awfulness.

Sepe pleaded with the nuns to show some restraint as security personnel dove in to guide them away from the pope, The Telegraph reports.

Also, even in acellular bone, the potential risk of infection allocated with allograft transplantation has generated some restraints to its use.

The accident was replayed with "some sense of restraint," Jastrow said.