Sentence examples for actually to avoid from inspiring English sources

You might think the humiliation of slinking back to return the stuff the next day (actually, to avoid the clerk I skulked to another Bloomingdale's in a different town) would have jettisoned further experimentation.

According to the Kansas study, the primary reason men fake orgasm is actually to avoid upsetting the person with whom they are having sex when it turns out they can't orgasm at all.

(NB: Dan's spoilers actually deleted to avoid vexing touchy GoT fans).

It was the rare occasion, McCoy said, when he actually tried to avoid being wrapped up by his father.

"I actually tried to avoid that stuff," he said, "because it was the music of the people that wanted to throw me into a locker".

I actually managed to avoid obsessing about the operation because I was obsessing about what bastards the BBC had been," she laughs.

Some of the figures it is quoting are inaccurate and KDP's restrictions on pricing are actually designed to avoid a race to the bottom, not the opposite as implied".

Although Roosevelt did admit to Churchill and Soviet leader Joseph Stalin that it would have been difficult to gain public support for war without the Japanese attack, nevertheless, according to most historians, he actually tried to avoid a war with Japan throughout 1941, fearing that it would limit America's aid to Britain and lengthen the struggle against Germany.

That'd be great if we were actually trying to avoid an accident, but we were just out having fun.

Notice also, by spending twice the amount of phase-shifters it is actually possible to avoid the unit-modulus constraint all together [67].

Its satellite navigation system, so often more headache than it's worth, worked like a charm and actually helped to avoid nasty congestion on I-95 and I-95 ando systhe waudioegant in itsystemlicity.