Sentence examples for refrain though from inspiring English sources

Let us refrain, though, from claiming too quickly that we use too many "over-" words today because we have all silently agreed to work unpaid as the emotion police.

"You're my fruit machine," goes the refrain, though the reasons for that remain shrouded in mystery.

Fans have taken to calling it "Cough Up the Bucks," after its spoken refrain, though the title could double as a comment on ticket prices.

One refrain, though, is becoming more and more common from the coalition's membership: the uncivil dialogue must stop, i.e. we must commit to a more civil discourse.

This suggestion became a frequent refrain, though no one could point to a single instance in which a film had been commercially released in this way.

The typical song snippet lasts no longer than 30 seconds, Beaman says, and if it's just one part of the song playing over and over in the head, his research shows it's usually the chorus or the refrain (though the actual part of the song that plays in your head is also likely to vary).

They refrained, though, from lateral attacks.

Viewers of the first productions are unlikely, though, to refrain from bragging to later admirers that the original casts were better.

Cara Delevingne is a reference, though maybe refrain from the tongue-out selfies.

He also complained about owning two houses, though did refrain from pointing out that his diamond shoes pinch.

Mr. Flynn added, "What we have to refrain from doing, even though it's natural to engage in symbolic deployments, is not to take our state police and spread them over places that could be probable targets".