Sentence examples for commonly refrained from inspiring English sources

In the absence of risk factors, however, and if the uterus was judged adequately contracted, the midwives commonly refrained from further massage.

"We have a different way of doing things," is a commonly heard refrain.

Since then, though, as a response to the Black Lives Matter movement, the words "all lives matter" has become a commonly heard refrain.

Mr. Flynn said most owners wanted the decision to allow or ban smoking to be up to each restaurant, a commonly heard refrain from restaurateurs, bartenders and smoking patrons.

To the Editor: In his speech on Sunday, President Obama reasserted a commonly heard refrain: that Bin Laden's death is a stroke of justice for those murdered in Al Qaeda's heinous attacks.

This misunderstanding of the process of science leads to the commonly heard refrain, "It's only a theory"—nothing more than an unproven idea.

"This is your captain speaking", is a commonly heard refrain by air travellers, but beyond the flight time, weather and comments about the seatbelt sign, pilots are not known for being too chatty.

Alpha Dog- "Guard play wins the day" is a commonly heard refrain.

Dr. McCann said that the sisters' religious faith insulated them from existential suffering — the "Why me?" refrain commonly heard among those without a belief in an afterlife.

One of the most commonly heard refrains from United States soldiers across the country is that Afghans "just don't understand," but how much of the methods and processes that these soldiers struggle to teach are uniquely Western, crudely grafted onto an Afghan military culture that bears little resemblance to their own?

The creators of Kampung Boy refrained from copying ideas commonly found in Western and Japanese cartoons.