It takes a view of these, approves or disapproves, impels to or restrains from action. [Please select]
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"Civilised man restrains his impulses," the doctor answered. [Please select]
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Grimston pronounced the word with a hard-drawn breath, and presented the appearance of a man who restrains himself. [Please select]
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The justice which restrains all this is a civic quality; and law is the orderly arrangement of the civic community" (Arist.") [Please select]
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He is about seizing Adela's wrist, when a thought restrains him. [Please select]
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Both are saved by her interference; for grasping the upraised arm, she restrains it from the thrust. [Please select]
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It restrains the use of land in the interest of the general security. [Please select]
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A fool gives way to his wrath, But a wise man restrains his anger. [Please select]
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That alone is an evil which restrains man from perfecting the reason and leading a rational life. [Please select]
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Often when wrathful men threaten to meet with an explosion, like black thunder-clouds, a word from the mouth of a sensible woman gives them pause, and restrains them like a breath of soft wind. [Please select]
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I venture to hope, sir, that, after you have read this letter, if your prudence still restrains you, your fairness will induce you to do me justice. [Please select]
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