Sentence examples for refrain from it from inspiring English sources

Burning flags is an incredibly stupid mode of speech, and you should refrain from it.

To refrain from it for fear of moral corruption is a form of moral neurosis".

"The public is increasingly disgusted with a steady diet of defamation and prepared to reward those who refrain from it," Mr. Daniels said.

This logic covers the spectrum of international governance, from global warming (we'll cut carbon dioxide emissions if you will) to war (we'll refrain from it if you will).

For ages, the rule of thumb regarding bragging has been to refrain from it whenever possible, and if you cannot help yourself, do not go on too long or too often.

"The same quandaries are posed, most fundamentally the question of how America can behave responsibly and whether it may be more tragic to engage in war against tyranny or refrain from it," said Paul Berman, an author who has written widely on European political history.

If God knows about your free action, then God knows that you will freely do something and that you could have refrained from it.

Maiorescu found the text "interesting in its way and decisively Romanian", but asked Convorbiri Literare journal to either modify it or refrain from publishing it altogether.

She literally mourns her day and now that I know when it is, I still refrain from acknowledging it.

In particular, it implies that, in such cases, the rational planner will adopt a plan and refrain from adjusting it.

Nonetheless, he does not refrain from playing it.