Sentence examples for really withhold from inspiring English sources

In practice, however, could governments really withhold assistance from broad banks that got into trouble?

"I don't really suspect any country in the world to really withhold information on a crime like that.

If it really does withhold its exports of about 2.2m barrels a day for long, prices would skyrocket and consumers would suffer.Even OPEC would be hurt badly.

In his essay "Religion and Art Wagnerr himself described the use of Christian imagery thus: The critic Eduard Hanslick objected to the religious air surrounding Parsifal even at the premiere: "The question of whether Parsifal should really be withheld from all theatres and limited to... Bayreuth was naturally on all tongues.

In "Early diagnosis of the acute abdomen," Sir Zachary Cope suggested: "Though it may appear cruel it is really kind to withhold morphine (analgesia) until one is certain or not that surgical interference is necessary" [9].

It can be really hard to withhold immediate judgment, especially when first meeting or interacting with someone.

We understand that "editing" really means trying to withhold negative comments about some of their staff.

"His face reminded me of the Mona Lisa: a kind of a flicker of an expression but it never breaks into anything telling, as if he were really, consciously trying to withhold his reactions," he remembered.

Players, managers, referees and experts who are paid to sit in TV studios have the right to say, or withhold, what they really think about the moments that turn a big match.

That said, it's hard to imagine that some of these media companies couldn't do a better job with their licensing deals, and I suspect some of them really are withholding content because they're afraid of undercutting their DVD and iTunes sales.

"They get really angry at me when we withhold their pay if they do a project in Utah or wherever.