Sentence examples for avoid the suggestion from inspiring English sources
De Angelis was determined, however, to avoid the suggestion that there was once a golden age of rustic bliss.
"It's primarily a politically motivated move," he comments, driven by the Scottish government's eagerness to avoid the suggestion it is using the much-maligned PFI model.
But they are anxious to avoid the suggestion of western nations acting alone in the Middle East, which would have uncomfortable echoes of the Iraq war in 2003, and insist there should be strong regional support for action against Isis.
At the time, diocesan officials said the decision was made because of Mr. Castellano's notoriety and to avoid the suggestion that the church "would be appearing to condone the alleged crime syndicate".
Watson is careful to avoid the suggestion that Harris's history caused him to be in some way incapacitated for morally responsible agency.
Sure, no one likes to be made fun of, told no or to be turned down, but I learned to sabotage potentially fulfilling situations in attempts to avoid the suggestion from anyone -- regardless of the degree of importance that he or she held in my life -- that I was somehow not wanted.
Tuck does not even want to imitate the more successful defensive lines of the past, avoiding the suggestion that the current one needs a nickname.
The challenge, said Mr. Robinson, was to help Cambodians better understand the Chams, a and marginalized minority, while avoiding the suggestion that radicalism was a potent force in Cambodia.
Using initials to sign an e-mail avoids the suggestion of excessive intimacy that comes with a first name, or the deliberate distance signalled by a full one.
2) It is prudent to avoid the implicit suggestion that this work provides novel insights into L-form proliferation at the molecular level.
Even after more than a decade, somebody as powerful as Microsoft's Bill Gates still avoids the direct suggestion that Chinese censorship is wrong, choosing merely to suggest that it is not relevant.
