Sentence examples for refrain from divulging from inspiring English sources

His request for anonymity is quite specific: he explains that when posing for photographs, he wears shades; though many people know his real name, including those he has photographed (and the police in countries where he has been arrested), they tend to refrain from divulging it because he wouldn't be able to work as freely as he does if it were made public.

Because of a plot twist I'll refrain from divulging, Charlie's triplets are African-American academic prodigies.

And it would be a tolerably hokey bit of uplift -- a special two-hour episode of "Touched by an Angel," perhaps -- if not for its ending, which the people at Warner Brothers have asked reviewers to refrain from divulging, I'd like to think because they were ashamed of themselves for stooping to gratuitous spiritual pornography.

The French media, fearing fines of up to 75,000 euros, about $99,000, for early publication, refrained from divulging early results.

She advises clients to develop 30-second sound bites detailing the information they want to get across, to help them refrain from babbling or divulging information they shouldn't.

Iraqi Shiites refrain from retaliating.

He planned to refrain from the latter.

He may refrain from provocations in Georgia.

First, refrain from hype.

If not, refrain from posting.

To refrain from lecturing.