Sentence examples for largely withheld from from inspiring English sources

Were it not for Alicia De Larrocha the Romantic Spanish piano movement would have been largely withheld from a generation of listeners.

The problem is the power to understand the full implications and impact of consumer technologies that are now being applied at such vast scale — across societies, civic institutions and billions of consumers — is largely withheld from the public, behind commercially tinted glass.

From this point in 2011, until news of the imminent release of Zero Dark Thirty reaches the public in the late autumn of 2012, the controversy over what account of waterboarding and its efficacy is largely withheld from public view.

However, other results, including penalties imposed on physicians and departments or improvements made to hospital services, were largely withheld from patients if they did not ask.

But when Hank, a distant and rageful man who largely withheld love from his family, left Frances in 1949, it was she who ended up in a psychiatric ward.

Indonesia had largely withheld details of this round of executions from the public, declining even to publicly confirm the list of those slated to be executed in the hours leading up to their deaths.

But even the well-meaning have largely withheld their money.

And that charm was largely withheld, to effect, in the downbeat roles that Clooney took in "Syriana" and "Michael Clayton".

Their salary is largely withheld until they've repaid the debt, leaving very little cash to live on.

Without this paperwork, the United Nations will largely withhold aid.

John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., flew to Detroit to have lunch with Mr. Yokich yesterday, largely to discuss the endorsement that the auto workers have withheld from Mr. Gore, labor officials said.