Sentence examples for refraining from criticism from inspiring English sources

You're not helping people by refraining from criticism.

Adults can help teenagers arrive at such wisdom by listening and discussing, while refraining from criticism and instruction.

Indeed, refraining from criticism of justices who publicly associate in partisan ways would confer on them some special monk-like status.

But Israel has worked to strengthen its own ties with Moscow in recent years, pursuing joint arms deals with Russian military contractors, working cooperatively to encourage Jewish emigration to Israel and conspicuously refraining from criticism of Russia's conduct in combating insurgents in Chechnya.

You know this means talking calmly and refraining from criticism, sarcasm, or yelling.

Lead with positive, complimentary comments, refraining from criticism as much as possible.

The leaders of the major moderate Muslim organizations have refrained from criticism, too.

"That we are quite supportive of the United States doesn't mean that we have to refrain from criticism," she said.

Thomas Manley, an officer with the Uniformed Firefighters Association, refrained from criticism, saying that on other issues, Mr. Bloomberg had been supportive.

Such hopes led many European leaders to reach out to Mr Putin, and refrain from criticism over matters as the war in Chechnya, human rights or press freedom.

He has recalled, with fondness, Mr. Giuliani's decision to leave the city's political stage after 2001 and to refrain from criticism of Mr. Bloomberg's performance as mayor.