Sentence examples for deliberately refrained from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wilner said outside the court that she had deliberately refrained from asking about life expectancy.

Mr Baker's report deliberately refrained from assigning blame for the explosion at the refinery, in the small American town of Texas City.

Iran has deliberately refrained from crossing what is perceived as Israel's red line: 240 kilograms (about 530 pounds) of uranium enriched to a level of 19.75 percent.

* Romney's big gamble: The Romney camp tells Ron Fournier that Romney deliberately refrained from attacking Newt last night because Iowa voters don't like negative campaigning.

But I deliberately refrained from singing another chorus of "Oklahoma!" I reckoned that Mr. Rodgers and his partner, Mr. Hammerstein, were already turning in their graves.

What is so troubling is the fact that the government had the means to fix the problem all along but deliberately refrained from using them.

In the past, France has said nuclear weapons could be used if its "vital interests" were at risk, while deliberately refraining from identifying those interests.

Continued delay in settling the dispute is getting official London's nerves on edge, and Chancellor Adolf Hitler contributed to the uneasiness here by deliberately refraining today from mentioning the Sudeten German problem in his proclamation opening the Nazi Party Congress at Nüremberg.

And I don't believe this is proof that Microsoft is deliberately refraining Chrome users to use Hotmail either, it's just about making it clear they're not officially supporting the browser yet.

We deliberately refrain from introducing any variable in the sequence, as our aim is to find exact matches for already observed cleavages.

Mathematical models that deliberately refrain from the incorporation of all known molecular details but instead merge many molecular components to a few basic functional units may help to distil such principles (Committee on Defining and Advancing the Conceptual Basis of Biological Sciences in the 21st Century, 2008).