Sentence examples for refraining from calling from inspiring English sources

Welter said the foundation was refraining from calling the expansive exhibition space a museum in order to emphasise it is open to all cultural projects and art forms.

"We should not describe as oppressive brutal actions in an enemy country while refraining from calling the same actions oppressive if they take place in a friendly country," he said.

Notice how I didn't say great, but also am refraining from calling it shoddy.

It reversed centuries of standard Christian teachings about Jews, including no longer blaming Jews collectively for the death of Jesus and refraining from calling for Jews to convert to Catholicism.

He refrained from calling out a third time, and the man moved on.

It meant Hasidic women needing emergency medical attention would sometimes refrain from calling for an ambulance.

For a time, Ms. Sands said, she heeded the team's advice and refrained from calling 911.

With a few exceptions, clergy members refrained from calling for the impeachment or the resignation of President Clinton.

She called her boyfriend twice, but refrained from calling others to let her co-workers use her phone.

Sure, legitimate telemarketers will refrain from calling you if you've put your phone number on it.

So far, the WHO has refrained from calling on travel or trade restrictions in the affected area.