Sentence examples for withheld him from inspiring English sources

Even his admirers admit that his "bigoted dislike of Political Economists withheld him from studying their works" or appreciating their advances.

He had about him a sense simply of accepting his right to a measure of the world's beneficence, even as so clearly it had been withheld him.

Jeter and the Yankees said the soreness was not believed to be serious, but to be safe they are withholding him from playing in any more major league games this spring, a procedural decision that allows them bring him back on April 6 if they place him on the disabled list to open the season.

Whether Flynn should testify, Graham said, comes down to what "legal rights" the administration has to "withhold" him from appearing before Congress.

The trouble comes when one spouse or the other decides to exact retaliation against the other because of some offense and withholds him or herself from his or her mate.

This month Wyly filed a motion against Milberg Weiss Bershad & Schulman and two other plaintiff firms in New York state court, alleging they willfully and wrongfully withheld from him documents, which he says would help him in his fight to force the conspirators, not the company, to cover the settlement.

He is the son of parents who rigorously withheld from him their love.

In his last years Chaplin was accorded many of the honours that had been withheld from him for so long.

Yet there is something withheld about him that shows itself in long silences and the occasional going AWOL.

Not only do his paintings now sell for ever more millions at auction; serious critical appreciation and art-historical validation, withheld from him in life, are coming around.

"He should cease cohabiting without benefit of matrimony, or he should cease presenting himself for holy communion, or the sacrament should be withheld from him," he wrote.