Sentence examples for withholding himself from inspiring English sources

His willingness to show emotions on the course (in marked contrast to his preference for withholding himself off it) is a big part of what makes him so interesting to watch.

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.

As a camera subject, Eminem is resistant material he has the general aspect of a walking hard-on but hard-on butating, too, and hes way of withholding himself is both a natural reflex and a method of teasing and dominating everyone else.

Though Vieira de Mello withheld himself from his colleagues, he insisted that the U.N. promote its accessibility.

SW's solicitor, Elisabeth Massi Fritz, believes Mr Assange has "deliberately withheld himself from the judicial system for over five years".

Ms. Buford's illuminating biography is an almost complete portrait, "almost complete," because Lancaster was, from all testimony, a man who withheld himself emotionally.

So I went back [to the baseline]." When it was suggested to Hewitt that he often withheld himself from the media, he became unusually revealing about his character.

"That a man arrested on probable cause for rape should be awarded damages because he has deliberately withheld himself from the judicial system for over five years is insulting and offensive to my client – and all victims.

But if God gives man the power of free choice He may be thought of as deliberately withholding from Himself His awareness of what man is going to do with that power.

There was some desultory small talk, Bill and Scotty joked nervously between themselves, and Sam tried to make the boy feel at ease, carefully observing the way in which he continued to both withhold himself and thrust himself into the conversation at the same time.

Such exposure was what Jacob most wanted, and most withheld from himself.