Sentence examples similar to refraining from taking sides from inspiring English sources

The chief commander of Revolutionary Guards has refrained from taking sides.

Stout, in "Night of the Devil," refrains from taking sides or moralizing about the death penalty.

Like the helmet, he's "strong, enduring, symbolic," she adds, careful to emphasise the Bendigo show refrains from taking sides.

Indian leaders have so far refrained from taking sides, saying they would await the findings of the investigation by the Indian police.

If I do, my blog post will probably just be a plea for everyone as ignorant as me to refrain from taking sides.

In the army, Suleiman served as a field commander who managed to refrain from taking sides in Lebanon's 1975-90 civil war.

Refrain from taking sides.

Refrain from taking sides if your friends are fighting, even if asked to.

It appears that Boxer and the other initiators of the letter decided that rather than emphasize the importance of both sides refraining from taking actions that would undermine the credibility of the negotiations, they were determined to put the U.S. Senate on record putting all the blame for the possible collapse of the talks on the Palestinians and none on the Israelis.

With critical congressional elections looming Tuesday, Stewart and Colbert refrained from taking political sides on stage, even as many in the crowd wore T-shirts that read "Stewart-Colbert 2012".

That has held relatively well (this week there was a volley of rockets in response to the Israeli army's killing of three Palestinian youths near the border fence, but both sides refrained from taking things any further).