Sentence examples for intentionally held from inspiring English sources

CNN intentionally held its debates this summer in large arenas.

The government intentionally held the conference on an island to ward off gate-crashers, though 2,000 uninvited landowners eventually flew over, said Anderson Agiru, the governor of Southern Highlands Province.

Others intentionally held back were allowed to catch up before graduation with "turbo-mesters," in which students earned a semester's worth of credit for a few hours of computer work.

To make a persuasive case in an official grievance against the Cubs, Bryant (or the union on his behalf) would have to prove that the front office intentionally held him back to save money, which is a high legal burden.

The conflicting accounts of the origin of the monarchy, reflecting pro- and anti-monarchical attitudes, are intentionally held in tension as a backdrop for the divine promise to the house of David in 2 Samuel 7, guaranteeing its permanence and warning that the iniquity of any reigning king will bring the punishment of Yahweh.

The Nexus Q was Google's first attempt at designing its own hardware, and while the Q was a great hardware product, it felt like it was intentionally held back by its software, which was extremely limited.

A "Today" representative said the program would never intentionally hold a guest to hurt a competitor.

"She aggressively avoids the spotlight and intentionally holds back, while most of us try to do the opposite".

His own favourite stars are Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn, though he's intentionally holding back on seeing some of their early work.

A discrimination lawsuit by a Mexican-American legal group argued that schools were intentionally holding back minority ninth graders that they feared would fail the 10th-grade test.

"People get emotional about this topic because they think we are intentionally holding back their calls," said Mr. Johnson at AT&T. "The local network in New York City is only going to handle so many calls".