Sentence examples for most withheld from inspiring English sources

Such exposure was what Jacob most wanted, and most withheld from himself.

It shows her at her boldest and her most withheld: she yields herself up, without demur, and yet keeps so much in check that the outcome will reduce many viewers to a state of confusion and rage.

People were generally impressed, but without a price tag most withheld judgment.

From a distance, they look like the most withholding, shutdown things possible.

Noting that most withhold some news, like the names of rape victims, she suggested options like reporting kidnappings but withholding names or affiliations of those captured.

But large sectors of society — including most minority groups like the Christians, Druse and Alawites, along with much of the middle class and business owners — have, for the most part, withheld support from the rebels.

But one cheer most definitely withheld: for his failure to analyse why, even as a public service broadcaster, Channel 4 is so disappointing, trashy and monotonous compared with its glory days in the decade after it was founded.

Biomaterials were the resource most commonly withheld.

Renal replacement therapy was the second most common withheld treatment (75%%) after CPR (94.4 %).

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) was the most frequent withheld procedure (91.3 %) followed, respectively, by "not started or not increased" vasopressor treatment (80 %) and renal replacement therapy (68.7 %).

Looking out on the garden in front of me, I couldn't help wishing that these spaces weren't, for the most part, withheld from the public eye.