Sentence examples for avoiding public from inspiring English sources

Critics say that avoiding public deliberation has real consequences.

Some people seemed to be avoiding public places entirely.

He has made a point of avoiding public showdowns with chief executives, or seemingly endless litigation.

For the most part, she simply kept herself dehydrated, avoiding public bathrooms altogether.

His remarks broke with consultants' usual practice of avoiding public confrontations with their employers.

Did some Knoxian combination of insecurity and confidence hold her back until she could be sure of avoiding public failure?

Rosenstein called the announcement a departure from the agency's tradition of avoiding public comment during an election season.

Aside from the letter made public, the two families seem to be avoiding public comment on such accusations.

Patrick Henderson, Governor Corbett's energy executive, said that the lawmaker was "simply wrong" in accusing the governor of avoiding public statements on climate change.

President Bush has been famous for avoiding public squabbles among his top officials, mindful of the fratricidal wars of his father's White House and the Clinton administration.

At the height of the crisis in 1998, Soros abandoned his earlier, prudent habit of avoiding public comment, and embarked on a series of wildly mistaken pronouncements.