with restraint造句

laugh quietly or with restraint.

To present or deal with subtly or with restraint;play down.

When we are guests in foreign countries, we should always conduct ourselves politely and with restraint.

NIV] A man of knowledge uses words with restraint, and a man of understanding is even-tempered.

Theme selectively, subtly, and with restraint. Deciding to use a theme doesn't mean that you have to theme everything or make everything appear radically different.

The council's 15 members said the Libyan authorities should "meet its responsibility to protect its population", act with restraint, and respect human rights and international humanitarian law.

Once a nuclear attack occurs, the balance maintained by the parties with restraint will be broken, and the chain retaliatory attack will be out of control.

Of course, adjust these properties with restraint, since the most important element doesn’t need to be huge, red, and outdented—often, varying just one of these properties will do the trick.

(4) In the struggle against the anti-Communist die-hards, our policy is to make use of contradictions, win over the many, oppose the few and crush our enemies one by one, and to wage struggles on just grounds, to our advantage, and with restraint.