Sentence examples for feel withholding from inspiring English sources

I realized, if I were in your position, how uncomfortable I would feel withholding information like that from a close friend.

These facts tell us that, when physicians come to believe that the care they provide is unlikely to have any further benefit, they feel withholding or withdrawal of care to be appropriate.

He also knows the answers to many of fans' questions, but decided against including them in The Disaster Artist because he felt withholding that information was in "The Room" fans' best interest, even if they couldn't realize it.

CQ: It doesn't feel like withholding.

Many students have a close, trusting relationship with the school counselor and are made to feel uncomfortable withholding this information.

I would regret excluding him or violating his privacy, but I'd feel bad withholding information that other classmates might want.

Some 73% felt that withholding of data slowed progress in genetic research in general, and 58% said it had limited their own work.

(I'm not beginning to sound desperate am I?) Well, I am feeling generous so feel free to withhold your enthusiasm--you might have your apathy with regard to plankton changed to mere moderate indifference by the end of the article.

The full range of Mar's personality feels deliberately withheld; this is partly owing to the inherent limitations of having a sixth-grade narrator, especially one cocooned by white privilege.

Talk about how it feels to withhold the truth.

The quality that I most admire about "Mindhunter" may also be what makes it feel unsatisfying — even withholding — as a show.