Sentence examples for withhold themselves from inspiring English sources

Conversely, ritual omission or blasphemy angers the animals, who then withhold themselves.

A writer may be someone who has never lost their voice, or has always had it; for a number of reasons, they have withheld themselves from immersion in the social contract.

Equally important, these young scientists may be more likely to withhold data themselves in the future and pass on a culture of secrecy to their future trainees.

The victory lifted the morale of the Christian princes of Europe and was recognized as a great victory over the Muslim Ottoman Empire whose expansions they could not withhold by themselves.

They will seek out the truth and hate being lied to, although they may be guilty of withholding information themselves (how old ARE you, Lorde?).

Worse yet, most of the pools themselves withhold coverage of pre-existing conditions for 90 days to a year.

Dominant groups tend to accord epistemic authority to themselves and withhold it from subordinates by constructing stigmatizing stereotypes of subordinates as incompetent or dishonest.

But Dr. Atlas said he feared that if authors were allowed to withhold information, the journals might find themselves publishing papers that could not be reproduced.

To survive themselves, the company will withhold 10percentt of the fees that students pay to tutors — if a tutor charges $10/hour, the startup will take $1 and the tutor receives $9.

Moreover, when conducting research on politically and ethically sensitive topics, there is a risk of social desirability bias as participants may withhold information that can bring discredit to themselves, the group they represent, or their profession.

But it feels like a form of hypocrisy for those who have experienced injustice to knowingly or unknowingly withhold compassion from others who are experiencing it themselves.