Sentence examples for avoid the conclusions from inspiring English sources

"New Racism?" That's apparently a Latina openly talking about how "more often than not" she would like to avoid the "conclusions" that allowed "old racism" to thrive.

It's hard to avoid the conclusion that fat became ugly when the poor became fat.

All the same it remains hard to avoid the conclusion that will be uncomfortable for many.

Now it was difficult to avoid the conclusion that he was living a lie".

It was difficult to avoid the conclusion that recent dressing-room upheavals have affected them.

It is hard to avoid the conclusion that the lumbering bureaucracies of police forces are struggling to keep up.

It's difficult to avoid the conclusion that contemporary Germany, unlike Hollywood, resists smudging the distinction between victims and perpetrators.

"It's hard to avoid the conclusion that Kissinger is extraordinarily blinkered and apologetic about the People's Republic..

But, Drezner wrote in the Washington Post, "it seems hard to avoid the conclusion that Mike Pence had a bad weekend".

Richard Dunstan at Maternity Action believes no review could avoid the conclusion that the fees are a barrier.

It's hard to avoid the conclusion that we're over-diagnosing or under-thinking depression in our TV characters.