restrainedly

He did like roast tubers, but restrainedly took only a small one.

During one of those stops he heard male voices nearby; one man was laughing restrainedly.

Then she sobbed restrainedly with unbearable agony.

Abbot Radulfus added his own plea, very restrainedly.

Pucky closed the door and squeaked restrainedly.

But he spoke calmly, restrainedly.

He laughed restrainedly.

Bell laughed, somewhat restrainedly.

Heffner coughed restrainedly.

In a lounge area with a separate menu you can stay briefly, eat restrainedly, spend modestly and size up the kitchen's cooking without fully submitting to it.

Vronsky signed up for the race, bought an English thoroughbred mare and, in spite of his love, was passionately, though restrainedly, carried away with the forthcoming races .

We go for it restrainedly with sausage and mash and a pint at the Chequers Inn, down at the foot of Froggatt Edge.

At the end of the play, the actors file out slowly (most important first, with gaps between actors), and while they are on the bridge (hashigakari), the audience claps restrainedly.

Saadia's Kitab al-Amanat wal-I'tikadat "Book of Belief and Opinions" (933) includes refutations of the Christian Trinity, and more restrainedly against Hiwi al-Balkhi's arguments against the Jewish scriptures.

"You were merely guessing, sir..." "That you may tell him not to continue his journey," he insisted, speaking less restrainedly now, as he leaned forward closer to her, her fair curls almost brushing against his cheek as they fluttered in the draught.

Over the years his work went through a number of style changes, arriving , in the late 1950's, at hard-edge painting that, in contrast to the Abstract Expressionism of the New York School, restrainedly emphasized the interplay of colors with geometric forms.