Sentence examples for refrain from showing from inspiring English sources

Asked whether editors should refrain from showing the video, the spokeswoman said: "That is a judgment for editors to make".

Kushner and Spielberg largely refrain from showing the famous speeches and give us the political schemer, the persuader, the teller of bawdy barnyard stories, the gentle father and husband, and the fiercely insistent leader who will not accept a Confederate surrender without the absolute abolition of slavery.

As thousands of police officers fanned out on Friday, the Massachusetts State Police asked local and national television networks to refrain from showing any live video of police movements, and for a time the Federal Aviation Administration restricted news helicopters from hovering above the area where one of the suspects was believed to be hiding.

NBC's golf producer in the 1980s, Larry Cirillo, told ESPN he asked his cameramen to refrain from showing Stewart, going so far as to threaten their jobs if they gave him air time.

Others may list their status upfront but refrain from showing their faces.

So when your husband or wife finally decides to give it a try, refrain from showing off.

— For women, this means refraining from showing cleavage, too much leg, or the outline of a human body.

Many American news outlets refrained from showing either film or still photographs of the dead and captured prisoners that day.

On Sept. 12, 2001, many news organizations refrained from showing pictures of people jumping to their deaths from the World Trade Center.

We know how this story ends, and Ms. Coppola refrains from showing us the violent particulars, or from sentimentalizing her heroine's fate, preferring to conclude on a quiet, restrained note that registers the loss of Marie's world as touchingly as the rest of the film has acknowledged her folly, her confusion and her humanity.

After the initial encouragement, the instructors deliberately refrained from showing their presences in the Facebook group for fear to compromise the informal and social atmosphere.