Sentence examples similar to refrain from mistakes from inspiring English sources

"It's good for the game, good for the fans," Ortiz said of the hype that this season began with his recent suggestion that Joba Chamberlain, Friday night's starter for the Yankees, refrain from mistaking Youkilis's head for a catcher's mitt, as he has made a habit of doing during his brief career.

You need to refrain from making mistakes and mind your X's and O's.

Doctors often refrain from apologizing for mistakes because they fear that admitting them will anger their patients, who will then be more likely to file malpractice suits.

"To protect religious freedom and to avoid becoming inextricably and perpetually entangled in debates over the propriety of certain Catholic teachings and practices, the CAT should refrain from repeating this unfortunate mistake," said James Kelly of the Solidarity Centre for Law and Justice in a written submission.

You have to give them time, praise them when they do well and refrain from castigating them when they make mistakes, because they will already be more upset than anyone else".

Yet, the acknowledgement of the death of people can serve as a constant example of past mistakes that future generations should refrain from repeating (Robins 2014).

Always refrain from getting anything like water balls that are easily mistaken as candy, pacifiers that are recalled, and everything else that is recalled.

Just refrain from testing?

Iraqi Shiites refrain from retaliating.

He planned to refrain from the latter.

He may refrain from provocations in Georgia.