Sentence examples for avoiding obvious from inspiring English sources

Wildcoast workers and volunteers have become vigilant about staying in touch and avoiding obvious trouble spots.

Besides avoiding obvious reference to that Emperor's New Clothes thing fashion is so often lamped with.

Curiously, though, a standards war in which both companies are avoiding obvious errors may not be in anyone's best interest.

IF YOUR main aim on your first foreign trip as a candidate is to look plausibly presidential, avoiding obvious gaffes is the first step.

It still sings some of its material in stylized rural dialect -- "Soon I will be done-uh wit de troubles of the world" -- and its arrangements stay old-fashioned, avoiding obvious anachronisms like jazz harmony.

As he records the mood and the flow of people at work, he holds the camera at medium distance, avoiding obvious closeups, and by the end we feel that we have understood something about Romanians, about hospitals, and about dying.

She resists lyricism, just as she avoids obvious drama.

Kelly, as he did in "Donnie Darko," avoids obvious scare techniques.

Curiously, as a choreographer he tended to avoid obvious virtuosity in favour of quieter, precise, movement.

Mr. Ford assiduously avoided obvious Saint Laurent references, like bowed blouses, while cleverly incorporating others.

Mr Shore sees himself as a "visual anthropologist" who is keen to avoid "obvious tourist pictures".