Sentence examples for mostly withheld from inspiring English sources

I'd had a taste of his voice in person, but he had mostly withheld it.

By write-around, I mean that "Book of Ages" is in many respects less a study of Mecom than of an era; it's about women's lives at a time when learning was mostly withheld from them.

Meanwhile, the more than 50 customers for the plane have mostly withheld public criticism of Boeing, despite the havoc that delivery delays play with their long-term fleet planning.

Intraoperative protocol violations (mostly by withholding the pulmonary artery catheter) occurred in 36 patients.

"In Treatment," however, is hypnotic, mostly because it withholds information as intelligently as it reveals it.

I suggested that the $1.3 billion in military aid, mostly to purchase U.S. arms, be withheld and any new deliveries be halted.

In the 320-page report, staff at the CQC are mostly identified by their job title, and their names withheld – up to the section which deals with the suppression of an internal report, where job titles are also withheld.

There, a handful of Southern California Democrats, mostly Latinos under pressure from the Roman Catholic Church, withheld support.

It was mostly about trees and wind in the Hamptons, as Irene withheld all but speckles of rain.

Specifics regarding the employer are being withheld until the first direct action, but the mostly Mexican and Dominican workers allege they have to work excessively long hours for paltry wages in conditions that are both unsanitary and unsafe.

In response to the assertion that CRU had withheld data, the report found that it was mostly not theirs to withhold but was easily accessible in public databases.