Sentence examples for avoid rumors from inspiring English sources

Saddam wanted to avoid rumors about his health, but he agreed that the spot should go.

Ultimately, though, he had decided that it would be too risky: Nava's sculptures were, after all, no more than the work of an amateur housewife, and her exhibit would be better suited to one of the primary school's galleries, in order to avoid rumors of nepotism.

To avoid rumors, they would sit seats apart at the local movie theater.

To avoid rumors and suspicion from the Tsar, Hańska transferred ownership of the estate to her daughter.

Other officials warned that any program must be transparent to the Libyan people to avoid starting rumors of ulterior American motives for wanting to train the new commandos.

"I mean, if I were accused of something, and I'm not accusing her of anything" — he said, shaking his head, and, instead of finishing that disingenuous thought, added that Haley had not "tried to avoid" the rumors.

I usually avoid posting rumors started by analysts, because it seems like most have the batting average of a dizzy, blindfolded toddler.

Amid an NFL investigation, he went public to avoid any rumors about his condition.

To avoid having rumors disrupt activities, ongoing dialogue with the participants and communities is key.

As Stafford waited for a phone call from his agent, Tom Condon, he tried his best to avoid the rumor-go-round that marks the final hours before the draft.

Avoid the rumor mill.