Sentence examples for withheld from the reader from inspiring English sources

Although this father, mother, daughter and son have had everything else taken from them, their names, withheld from the reader, remain theirs alone.

In 1963, when Grove Press published John Rechy's "City of Night," a novel about a male hustler, The New York Review of Books complained, in reference to the hustler's love scenes, that "the full extent or the exact nature of his being had" was withheld from the reader.

Owen accepts her judgmental disdain, Mr. Updike writes, "as evidence of her wanting him to measure up to the highest standards," but the secret (and sensational) reasons for their labored domesticity are coyly withheld from the reader until the final pages of the book.

Urania, who left for America at 14 after a traumatic experience -- the precise nature of which is coyly withheld from the reader until the novel's final pages -- has returned to the Dominican Republic 35 years later to confront her ailing father with the sins of his past.

To ensure that the reader was blinded to his AAC readings on the opposite technology, the VFA images and radiographs were given separate study numbers for each person, and the code linking those readings to each study participant was withheld from the reader.

This information was withheld from the reader.

"If you cut it out, you are withholding from the reader what we are talking about," he said, adding that this wasn't a "backdoor" way of getting sleazy details into the paper.

It is an approach that results in a deliberately elliptical narrative, intended to create an aura of mystery while withholding from the reader certain crucial secrets about the characters' pasts.

It was not withheld from the public.

The New York Times allege key evidence was withheld from the Crown Prosecutions Service.

Why was crucial information withheld from the public?