Sentence examples for avoid any chance from inspiring English sources
Courbet painted naked women in a deliberately unsettling, even kitsch way, to avoid any chance of them being seen in a cosy familiar way as refined sexless "nudes".
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The two men have met only once, in 2005, and that meeting, Bishop Robinson said, was held at the deanery of St . Pauls Cathedral, not at Lambeth Palace, to avoid any chance of it being noticed by the British press.
And unlike others in the Bush and Cheney families, he stayed off the crowded stage at the evening's close, as if to avoid any chance of upstaging the night's star performer.
To avoid any chance of that happening again, to secure a place in the A qualifying pool in London, Ennis must throw more than 46m before the Olympic Games.
Some on the council said bringing in a completely outside firm would avoid any chances for conflict that could arise if Pro Forma were also advising municipal courses in neighboring cities.
This move avoided any chance that the urologists might have bought their own radiation equipment a trend sweeping the field.
A woman searching Nero's pockets uncovers pistols, a number of pocket watches evidence of his having turned to highway robbery (as Tom Idle did in Industry and Idleness), and a letter from Ann Gill which reads: The spelling is perfect and while this is perhaps unrealistic, Hogarth deliberately avoids any chance of the scene becoming comical.
If she seems to be purposely avoiding contact with you, beyond simply being quiet in your presence, but actively avoiding any chance to talk to you, even in contexts that aren't embarrassing (such as a group discussion), chances are she thinks you like her, and is not only not interested but is annoyed or even creeped out by your advances.
