Sentence examples for long withheld from inspiring English sources

But recognition as a writer was not long withheld from her.

Approval long withheld can sometimes be expressed; sins forgiven, and mantles passed.

Then, there's the Praemium Imperiale, which is worth about $154,000 and which the Japanese have long withheld from me.

Windowing isn't a new idea; publishers have long withheld paperbacks to encourage hardcover sales, and in the movie business DVDs often appear a year after theatrical releases.

The World Bank and others have long withheld funds from Mr. Kabila's government in Kinshasa but have pledged to help rebuild the country once the shooting stops.

Also, it provides, finally, the consolation it has so long withheld, when suddenly there is a unified voice, that of a sho, the mouth organ of Japanese music, into whose reedy harmonies the orchestra marvelously insinuates itself.

But he can't long withhold his own richness of perception from his creatures: 'By the time the reception was breaking up, the whole scene might have been a picture printed on silk, waving gently in and out.' Not bad for a banjo-picker.

These benefits have for too long been withheld by courier companies and only serve to make it easier for them to exploit their workforce.

Before long, Chama Raja IV withheld payment of the annual tribute to the now weakened empire's viceroy at Seringapatam.

The penalty for withholding a document is a pitiful $l,000, no matter how long it is withheld.

The CIA, for its part, is content for the truth to be withheld as long as possible.