Sentence examples for avoided acknowledging from inspiring English sources
But Japan avoided acknowledging the abductions officially.
As of late 2015, questions remained about when policy-makers in Washington realised Benghazi was a terrorist attack, and why (or whether) they avoided acknowledging that fact.
Successive governments have avoided confronting it, avoided its reality in Irish society – more than 3,000 women a year leave Ireland to have an abortion, usually in England – and avoided acknowledging it through the provision of legislative leadership.
Observers might have been forgiven for thinking he didn't know that: in the two weeks since Maria had hit, Trump had repeatedly avoided acknowledging that Puerto Ricans are citizens of the United States.
And both candidates have avoided acknowledging that fully restoring Social Security's health would almost inevitably require choosing from among a menu of politically painful options including benefit reductions and tax increases.
Curly and Larry avoid acknowledging each other's physical reality.
The agreement let the bank avoid acknowledging that it had done anything wrong.
"The consumer is getting stronger, and now the companies cannot avoid acknowledging these crises.
Rather than defeating death, we seem to be developing ways to avoid acknowledging it instead.
But to avoid acknowledging the extent of American military undertakings is to implicitly condone them.
But you might also say that her chameleon nature allows her to avoid acknowledging that deepest self.
