By withholding some of the ugly truth about infidelity, we're allowing unmarried or uncommitted people to alter their idea of commitment and have a more fluid concept of marriage or monogamous relationships.
Ian Brady, still withholding the truth, was firmly in charge.
And worse, withholding the truth could put the wife at risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease.
Spufford makes a sport of withholding the truth about Smith and about the novel's narrator, the sort of gambit that can become wearisome if overdone.
Tim Roth is excellent as David: impassive and enigmatic, withholding the truth about himself, but radiating in repose a sadness and a swallowed pain.
A13 Truth and Hope for Patients For centuries, doctors followed Hippocrates' injunction to hold out hope to patients, even when it meant withholding the truth.
"When I made clear to my superiors that I was troubled about what had happened, I was shown that the honor of my unit and the Army depended on either withholding the truth or outright lies," Specialist Provance said.
He added, ''I would have seen it, at that point in history.'' Jeffrey Lewis, a nonproliferation analyst at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies in Monterey, Calif., put matters less delicately, saying Cohen followed a classic formula for conspiracy theories, mixing ''nonscientific mumbo jumbo'' with allegations that governments were withholding the truth.
Tensions rose again in 2002, the genesis of the present crisis, when the Iranians were found to be withholding the truth about their nuclear programme, with the discovery of two previously undisclosed facilities at Natanz and Arak, giving rise to fears that Iran was hellbent on securing a nuclear weapon.
9) Deception -- "I can control you by either misrepresenting the truth or withholding the truth".
