"Withholds" example sentences

with·hold

verb

withholds (third person present)

- refuse to give (something that is due to or is desired by another):

- suppress or hold back (an emotion or reaction):

- (of an employer) deduct (tax) from an employee's paycheck and send it directly to the government.

Synonyms

stop, retain, hide, conceal, suppress, repress, swallow, control, check, restrain, contain, curb

"Withholds" Example Sentences

1. He withholds his opinion until he has heard all sides.
2. She withholds her judgment until she has all the facts.
3. He withholds his approval until he is sure of the outcome.
4. She withholds her criticism until she can be sure of her facts.
5. He withholds his support until he is convinced of the merits of the plan.
6. She withholds her consent until she is certain of the consequences.
7. He withholds his agreement until he has more information.
8. She withholds her blessing until she is sure of the outcome.
9. He withholds his endorsement until he has heard all the arguments.
10. She withholds her decision until she has all the facts.
11. He withholds his judgment until he can gain a better understanding.
12. She withholds her agreement until she is certain of the implications.
13. He withholds his approval until he is certain of the outcome.
14. She withholds her support until she is convinced of the merits of the plan.
15. He withholds his opinion until he has all the information.
16. She withholds her opinion until she is sure of her facts.
17. He withholds his blessing until he has heard all sides.
18. She withholds her endorsement until she is certain of the consequences.
19. He withholds his consent until he can gain a better understanding.
20. She withholds her approval until she has heard all the arguments.