Sentence examples for a desire to avoiding from inspiring English sources
Jay Gatsby is a loving father of a family that adopts a wisecracking alien... OK, I'm sorry, even now I feel a desire to avoiding talking about The Great Gatsby.
The approach suggests a desire to avoid the mistakes of the past, which Sher acknowledges.
This may be driven by a desire to avoid regulation or legal constraints in some countries.
A desire to avoid these burdens is the reason America created ICANN.
Hewlett-Packard's purchase of Palm appears motivated by a desire to avoid this trap.
He said no one from the Bush camp had mentioned a desire to avoid a floor fight to him.
He invoked a desire to avoid "disagreement"—an allusion, perhaps, to his expectation that he would lose a leadership vote.
The reasons include security concerns and a desire to avoid the spectacle and embarrassment of a move.
A desire to avoid yet another funding scandal could be behind Mr. Maehara's decision to resign.
"You can only explain it in two ways: a desire to avoid oversight and a desire to offer opportunities for graft and corruption".
He said the creation of the Jeffersonian Project "does not indicate a desire to avoid trouble; it illustrates a desire for compliance with the law".
