Sentence examples for withheld much from inspiring English sources

He said: "We've withheld much less than people think we have.

Repeatedly, Mary Anne withholds the truth of who she is from Agnes, just as John likely withheld much from her.

Mr. Letterman's "Late Show" withheld much of the rest of the interview Wednesday night until air time, the better to maintain interest.

In this case, the details are filled with classified information — Mr. Medunjanin was under surveillance, according to court documents — and the prosecution has withheld much of its evidence from public view.

She learned that her patient had withheld much of her internal life from her therapist, instead recording her thoughts and intentions, including an account of a previous suicide attempt, on a series of cassette tapes.

"Buffalo '66" withheld much more than it communicated, and, fairly or not, I came out of it believing that Gallo, who also co-wrote the movie, was very similar in temperament to the scary, enraged character onscreen, who radiated sexual energy but couldn't bear to be touched.

In order to protect the secrecy of its investigative methods, the D.E.A. says, it withholds much of the evidence collected previously, unless it's necessary to make a case.

Job Centres must not take away benefits from jobseekers if they turn down work offered with no guaranteed hours, but there have been dozens of reports of officials withholding much-needed cash in error.

But they have withheld so much information since the disaster that she no longer trusts them.

Like the Carlyle Group and other big private-equity firms, it deliberately withheld as much information as it could, both to create an aura that would help it attract outside investors and to disguise how much money its partners were making.

On Monday, the board withheld as much as $3.2 million in matching funds in a dispute over Mr. Morris's unusual billing arrangement, in which he admitted volunteering his services.