Sentence examples for refrain from suggesting from inspiring English sources
"To avoid disrupting the story from its proper frame, I mostly refrain from suggesting parallels or comparisons to contemporary debates or events," he writes in the preface.
To the Editor: In your editorial you refrain from suggesting the most productive option: raising income tax rates on top earners to Eisenhower-era levels.
We should also refrain from suggesting that since Two Tahitian Women normally hangs quite happily and unassailed in the Metropolitan Museum in New York, this seems like a case of the rest of the US being more uptight than Manhattan.
We refrain from suggesting how the experiments might have been improved except to point out that the statistical power would have been greater if they had had more replicates.
Oh, so it's okay with O'Reilly to document a pattern of errors in a "mistake book" as long as you refrain from suggesting that a pattern of errors is evidence of "incompetence?" We're just going to leave you with a cut off of the new Sting album.
However, at this moment, given the limited number of datasets, we refrain from suggesting fixed limits in the parameterization of the relaxation time and currently still advise testing multiple parameters for optimum results.
He refrains from suggesting that he is a bisexual who has never had a homosexual experience, or that "America is a thing to be broken, like an insolent child".
"It seems obvious that governments should come up with a more serious recommendation than, 'Oh, just eat a balanced diet.' " Both the World Health Organization and the Norwegian food agency advised consumers to moderate their consumption of fried food but refrained from suggesting that they swear off them altogether or steer clear of any particular brands.
It also asserts that DuPont provided consumers with inadequate warnings, cautioning users against direct application of the product to some plants but refraining from suggesting that the chemical had the potential to migrate through the soil and come into contact with root systems.
As it turns out, Jones was quickly to take credit (in print) for first giving expression to the distinction (see Jones 1910 11), although she sensibly refrained from suggesting that her work influenced Russell.
But it refrains from suggesting a formal diagnosis for obesity, Internet addiction or sex addiction, as some professionals had proposed.
