Sentence examples for hold back from joining from inspiring English sources

We often hold back from joining a group because we fear that, for the campaign to succeed, we will have to give up more time, and do more work, than we can manage.

Favoured by locals, tourists are refreshingly absent, so keep the cameras under wraps, adopt a steely visage and don't hold back from joining swarms of angry mothers raking through mountains of clothing, as these will, no matter how unlikely it seems, produce the occasional gem.

For more than a decade after 1945 we held back from joining in schemes of greater European unity; we were confident of our superior strength in relation to our European neighbours, and we did not think that anything would succeed without us.

In contrast, in the UK Oxford and Cambridge Universities are holding back from joining in.

Australia and South Korea held back from joining the AIIB because of direct calls from Washington.

We'd held back from joining an institution that our friends were barred from.

Some players join the Yankees and try to hold back from the fans who demand to be noticed.

I cannot hold back from that!

Government agreed to hold back from legislation.

Mayo does not hold back from seeking serious leverage.

We hold back from saying this as scientists.