Sentence examples for though refrained from inspiring English sources
The two met often at Gwen Otter's salon at No. 1 Ralston Street, in Chelsea, near to where Keable had lodgings; they made many friends, though refrained from fully overt displays of couplehood out of deference to Buck's distressed parents and Keable's wife.
Marx, though, once more refrained from making this explicit; he seemed to show no interest in locating his criticism of capitalism in any of the traditions of moral philosophy, or explaining how he was generating a new tradition.
Mr. Simon, who has not officially declared whether he will run, said he expected a crowded field of candidates and a lively campaign, though he and the others mostly refrained today from criticizing one another.
The vast majority of victims and witnesses insisted that we tell their stories and many also wanted us to use their names, even though they knew that it could put them at risk (we nonetheless refrained from publishing their names in many cases).
In the end, they wisely refrained.
The president, in fact, pointedly refrained from repeating that formula.
Until then, the government had conspicuously refrained from cracking down.
The Bank of England refrained but will probably continue tightening policy this summer.
The demonstrators, in turn, mostly refrained from hitting officers.
The public refrained from holding protests during the elections.
