Sentence examples for avoid the theme from inspiring English sources
No novel that purports to tell the truth about Los Angeles can avoid the theme of artifice.
She avoids the themes most often associated with female comics - weight, menstruation, boyfriends - instead leaning heavily on her Nigerian background for material.
It says it has spent $4.2 billion on the event alone more than twice as much as Beijing spent on the Olympic games in 2008 plus tens of billions on accelerated improvements to the city's infrastructure.Officials tend to avoid the term "theme park" to describe the expo, but that is what it is.
The episode's tone word—"joyous"—was influenced by Davies' realisation that "every story since 'The Fires of Pompeii' [had] a bittersweet quality" and his subsequent desire to avoid the recurring theme.
Realize that the goal in decorating is to express who you are but avoid the "one theme" rooms.
Soft toys/baby-sets are useful if some of your family/friends are expecting a baby soon - but avoid the obviously Christmas-themed ones.
BBC executives will be hoping to avoid the fate of other theme parks linked to a character known for his BBC appearances (though the corporation had nothing to do with them): Noel Edmonds' creation Mr Blobby.
In order to avoid the subjective analysis of Theme and Rheme, we suggest splitting the two levels of clause and information, by following Halliday's systemic functional model.
And here, in a mix of Soviet and Russian symbols, the man rising to Kremlin power avoided the stern themes that have often accompanied Mr. Putin's appearances.
For Boehner, a major challenge in 2014 will be to persuade tea party members on the right to stick to the GOP's preferred themes and avoid the flashier brinkmanship that led the party into dangerous waters in the fall.
Even though "Bussi symbolizes death and I represent life," he said, "I have avoided putting the theme of the past into debate because we have already suffered a lot here and I don't want to obtain political advantage out of that".
