Sentence examples for this withholding from inspiring English sources

The payoff for this withholding of weirdness can be a reader's intensified complicity in defamiliarization: a sensation of slippage into the unreal just as we know it ourselves, from our dreams and fantasies.

When I think about Salinger in his later years — literally half of his life — I feel exasperated by this withholding and the elevation of silence into the highest virtue.

And yet, despite this withholding, humans have welcomed cats into their hearts for millennia: the ancient Egyptians famously worshipped them; they travelled the world on Viking ships; and today they are some of the Internet's best memes.

Secretary General Kofi Annan, who was heading to Washington this afternoon to meet with the president on Friday, said, "I am really grateful that President Bush and the administration did not endorse this withholding of the funds and believe that the funds should be paid, and that the U.S. should establish normal relations with the U.N".

Last week in a report accompanying a spending bill for NIH's 2010 budget, a Senate panel said it "consider[s] this withholding of information to be a serious breach of trust".

Samuel Rémy, with a group called Comité d'Action pour le camp de St . Louis(CAS), argued that this withholding was an attempt to starve people out.

This withholds a rush of confidence and will improve your body language as well by sending positive signals.

"Is this an oversight or is this strategic withholding of information?" said Sheldon Goldman, a University of Massachusetts at Amherst political science professor and federal judiciary expert.

In the House Republican Fall Jobs Agenda, we proposed repealing this onerous withholding requirement.

This is withholding art, evading disclosure, declining to give itself away.

The criminal justice system treats witnesses and defendants below the age of 18 differently from adults: this includes withholding their identities from publication during the course of proceedings.