Sentence examples for very withholding from inspiring English sources

But I'm very withholding".

Her mother she recalls as "very laconic and very withholding".

The heavylight requires a certain very skilful withholding.

When you are writing prose, you're very carefully withholding and handing out information, revelations, in a way that you feel is going to be entertaining to the reader.

"The [justice secretary's] proposed residence test strikes at the heart of these principles by very deliberately withholding legal aid from those who overwhelmingly will not be British, yet are obliged to obey the law here and so should, equally, be protected by it.

Once it had gained control of Time Warner's popular channels, A.T. & T./DirecTV "could very well withhold that programming entirely" from some of its new competitors, seriously undermining their position.

In the original, by the time of the fade-out we felt that we knew this town and its inhabitants better than we knew Kimble, who worked very hard at withholding himself from everyone, including us.

So at the very least, rollover withholding is likely to mean some extra work and a period in which some of your savings aren't working for you earning either taxable or tax-deferred income.

To the very last, Redford withholds his character from us.

"They withheld very substantial sums of money that I'm owed and look, I hate litigation," Mr. Rattner said.

Assuming they all make it — and also assuming Nyad doesn't follow through on her impulse to write the Cuban government to ask it, very politely, to withhold permission for the other swimmers — she's not likely to be the fastest or the first.