Sentence examples for avoid the feelings of from inspiring English sources

I didn't avoid the feelings of what my childhood was.

But the very reason I started living this new life in the first place was to avoid the feelings of stress and low self-esteem Cohen mentioned above, and for the first time in my young life, I've found a footing between careful and irresponsible by forcing myself to sacrifice while allowing myself transgressions.

This might avoid the feelings of inequality, disempowerment, uncertainty about identity and of being under-supported that some of our Peer Worker interviewees reported.

They want to avoid the feeling of needing someone.

"I'd avoid the feeling of utter despair," he said.

This was all to avoid the feeling of isolation that comes with work.

NOBODY sitting in the sun-drenched rose garden in Kabul where the self-styled leader of Afghanistan's opposition likes to hold court could avoid the feeling of déjà vu.

Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, who pulled off this feat -- and somehow managed to avoid the feeling of plastic fakeness that Barnes purists and Barnes skeptics alike were anticipating -- deserves our gratitude.

The company is trying to avoid the feeling of a new and old Sandler by sponsoring a variety of events, including a Hudson River cruise last month for all employees and their families.

They would have had no luck trying to shave the series from seven games to five, or even asking for the one-dayers to precede the Tests to avoid the feeling of anticlimax that now seems to accompany every tour.

With the Cup finally heading back to Headingley after a 15-year absence that Sinfield admitted was "too long really, for such a big club", it is hard to avoid the feeling of a glorious era drawing to a close.