Sentence examples similar to avoid feel from inspiring English sources

'Please avoid feel-good flag-waving projects," Zoellick said, ''because building islands of developments in a sea of deprivation won't get us where we need to go".

If the genre is given the resources to make the topics we've avoided feel fresh and new, there's no reason it can't continue this successful run.

Avoid felt and other thick fabrics when you're using this method.

Wherever it goes "Touch" seems as if it has a chance to do what many shows that use characters with disabilities don't: go beyond the superficial and avoid easy, feel-good solutions.

I avoided the table but couldn't avoid what felt like reality: I'm not a comedian, I'm a nobody busser at a restaurant I can't even afford to eat at.

It avoided the feel of being a vanity project (take note, Fogle and Cracknell) by  actually teaching us things.

Despite its size, the spa avoids the feel of an assembly line with touches like a living room-like waiting area and a warren of attractive rooms and nooks.

The album is reminiscent of R.E.M. favorites like "Lifes Rich Pageant" and "Document," from the mid-1980s era when the band managed the Olympian feat of being both cool and popular, but it avoids the feel of nostalgia.

"Whenever taxes can be avoided, I feel better," says new Michigan resident Jazdcyk, 59.

I also wanted to delve into some science philosophy--a discipline that I had until now avoided but feel a bit more equipped to deal with!

"Again, we try to avoid moments that feel coached or anything that feels like a performance," he adds.