Sentence examples for I like to avoid from inspiring English sources

I like to avoid things, people or situations that bring me down.

I have a friend I like to avoid because when we go out together, he tends to introduce me as "a writer that used to make my Americanos".

Oritz has not yet decided whether he will take up Uber's offer to reactivate his account, but is erring on the side of caution: "Probably not because it would just be awkward and I like to avoid awkward confrontations.

I like to avoid this plump fancifying but I cannot.

Literally, I like to avoid the same patterns day after day.

I like to avoid cutting things out of my body whenever possible, but I hoped that there'd be some kind of non-surgical option I could pursue while waiting.

"I don't think I could bring anything new or vital to the conversation, and I'd just be seen as another old, fat, white, blustery loudmouth which of course I am, but I'd like to avoid being seen as that, if possible".

"The concept of trying it in this complex is something I would like to avoid if I could," Fuller told me.

Example questions: 'I feel under social pressure to use dental sealants in the next month' (subjective norm), 'I would like to avoid prescribing norethisterone for patients, but I don't really know if I can' (perceived behavioural control).

I would like to avoid the big guns, I say big guns, but they're all big guns.

I don't think I'm the most introspective of people, or maybe I'd like to avoid plumbing too much and then finding some kind of pathology, but — yes.