Sentence examples for avoid having to say from inspiring English sources

A friend who loves her Labradoodles urged me to get one, but I refrained simply to avoid having to say the word so often.

"Do you mean all the pigs?" I was trying to avoid having to say it, but instead I threw him off course.

A phrase like person of interest, Mr. Rothstein said, lets officials avoid having to say "this is the guy," and having to later eat humble pie if they are wrong.

This enables him to avoid having to say that my unconscious motives become conscious when I learn of them under psychoanalysis, or that my jealousy is conscious when I learn of it by noticing and interpreting my own behavior.

If you think someone is shit, avoid having to say it until you have secured your career.

"I can imagine some wonderfully gifted comic writer who sees the sadness and avoids having to say anything explicitly," he complained.

This avoids having to say anything about X's rotten personal skills or stinking attitude.

"Those who insist they need an emotional support animal to fly do so ostensibly in order to avoid having to take medication," she says.

It also improperly sold off other public housing to avoid having to integrate it, he said.

"His politics are defined by his experience as Jerry's chief of staff when Proposition 13 was passed, and he will do anything he can to avoid having to raise taxes," Mr. Carrick said.

And simplicity means accepting cash only — no card payments — to avoid having to deal with banks, says co-founder Zach Harvey.