Sentence examples for refrain from complaining from inspiring English sources
The pact also requires all sides to refrain from complaining or gloating about it.
But workers often refrain from complaining because they fear employers' retaliation and deportation.
I hope all those students who refrain from voting will also refrain from complaining about higher education cuts, which they will do nothing to avert.
Others refrain from complaining to Mr. Frye but figure out the most mature way to say, "The dog ate my homework," or persuade their spouse to comment on the parent blog instead.
I will refrain from complaining about the loss of a good deli.
Although the Indian government has instituted mechanisms that could enable women to register their grievances such as making complaints to facility superintendents, reports reveal low awareness about these mechanisms among women, lack of procedures for this and also that rural women refrain from complaining due to fear of reprisals (32).
Murata, The Big Humble, refrains afterward from complaining about the decision.
During Ramadan, Muslims are also expected to refrain from gossip and complaining, to avoid anger and lust, to increase what should already be a high level of charitability.
He also complained about owning two houses, though did refrain from pointing out that his diamond shoes pinch.
The fishing community complains that such changes have caused several breeds of fish to refrain from coming towards the coast.
Iraqi Shiites refrain from retaliating.
