Sentence examples for avoiding entirely from inspiring English sources

The splash of red, rather than pouring halfway down the thigh, ends above the crotch and extends from hip to hip, with a small flare on each breast, avoiding entirely the butcher's apron effect.

She spoke clearly and engagingly about topics ranging from radio to revolution, from climate change to compassion, from drone wars to the death penalty -- only reading directly from the book once, during a particularly powerful comment about Troy Davis's execution -- and avoiding entirely the "ums" and "ahs" that plague lesser speakers.

Nevertheless, the entire environment was contaminated, and therefore, it was difficult to avoid entirely.

But the topic is hard to avoid entirely.

These are issues that Facebook no doubt wishes it could avoid entirely.

They are not required to be devoid of opinion or even to avoid entirely public life.

But, like the accident itself, it could have been avoided entirely.

But disasters can be minimized, if not avoided entirely, with a regular backup program.

Of course, capital gains taxes can be avoided entirely by donating appreciated long-term securities, instead of cash, to charity.

Fragmentation of the marketplace would be a "necessary consequence of the process of competition" that probably "cannot be avoided entirely".

He also is adjusting to the glare of the public spotlight, something he avoided entirely in the cloistered world of private equity.