Sentence examples for avoiding subjects from inspiring English sources

Both candidates are coy about just how they would cut spending, avoiding subjects like pension reform.Neither will have an easy time managing the new fractious Congress.

In his official farewell, he also gave his administration credit for sharp declines in crime and the size of welfare rolls while avoiding subjects like children's services, parks and recreation, education and public health.

A missionary doctor, Marian Manly, encouraged her to record the story of her journey with Pao, polished the text and suggested avoiding subjects such as prostitution which might cause "misunderstanding".

For example, soliciting aid from the Federal endowments, particularly in a politically charged atmosphere, may mean that television producers have to mind their manners, avoiding subjects and styles that are bound to provoke a senator here and there.

But it's ironic since after years of avoiding subjects like this they had only three weeks before published an equally vicious satire by Ian McEwan based on one writer "appropriating" another's works ("My Purple Scented Novel," The New Yorker, 3/28/16).

Alice had an instinctual attraction for avoided subjects.

I think it's very important not to avoid subjects because they're difficult.

Some Americans leap at the chance to concentrate on what they love, and avoid subjects they dislike.

Egypt's powerful film industry mostly avoided subjects reflecting its own Arab Spring; the biggest box-office successes were broad comedies.

My lyrics should change, my label's executives said; radio programmers avoid subjects too far from fun and self-absorption..

This exclusion had done to avoid subjects whose PCPs were not primarily responsible for medical referrals for their patients.