Sentence examples for a point of avoiding from inspiring English sources

Tonight they make a point of avoiding familiar tunes.

That's why American presidents traditionally make a point of avoiding military affectations.

He makes a point of avoiding stereotypical roles: "I've always refused to play terrorists.

During her tenure on Team Trump, Hicks has made a point of avoiding the spotlight.

At the reception, though, I made a point of avoiding the bride's loved ones.

He has made a point of avoiding public showdowns with chief executives, or seemingly endless litigation.

He hasn't watched any other film about Vietnam, period, having made a particular point of avoiding those by Oliver Stone.

Molly re-educates Noah in a book that combines lectures with action, makes an extreme point of avoiding political stereotypes and culminates in the prospect of a sequel.

You'll probably recall (unless you make a point of studiously avoiding the sports pages) that Wenger, bristling with the nearest he gets to outright rage, threatened legal action after Mourinho accused him of having an obsession with what goes on at Stamford Bridge.

It is different from the Gouy Chapman theory at the point of avoiding the condensation.

Although Sonic does not reciprocate her feelings and is annoyed by them (to the point of avoiding her), he does not dislike her.