Sentence examples for refrains from commenting from inspiring English sources

1. Peter Geach, one of the foremost commentators of McTaggart, also refrains from commenting on McTaggart's works on Hegel.

Although Ms. Channing tactfully refrains from commenting on Ms. Streisand's Dolly, she manages to register her distaste.

For the most part Mr. Beschloss refrains from commenting at length on Johnson's actions, instead succinctly providing context for the president's remarks with footnotes and brief interpolations.

The United States military routinely refrains from commenting on drone attacks, which have only recently been aimed at Mr. Mehsud and his supporters.

In an unusual move, the Canadian government, which usually refrains from commenting on foreign election campaigns, joined the chorus of those criticising Trump.

The Guardian refrains from commenting on the Bob versus Boris aspect of the story, preferring instead to publish a homily about the joys of walking to work.

Typically, Wasserstein refrained from commenting.

The administration did not refrain from commenting.

Mr. Bondevik himself refrained from commenting on the bureaucratic standstill.

Awed by this boldness, Sotheby's specialists refrained from commenting.

Since the outcome of the case was pending, Brigham refrained from commenting on it.