Sentence examples for avoiding the impression of from inspiring English sources

They include incorporating the names of all the victims from Staten Island, and possibly their images, while avoiding the impression of a giant tombstone.

That marked a direct defiance of President Bush's call a week earlier for the Israelis to withdraw "without delay," but the secretary and the White House seemed intent on avoiding the impression of a serious dispute, referring to Mr. Sharon as a friend and reiterating that Israel had the right to combat terrorism.

Markosian et al. [38] citing architects that use printed architectural models with overlapped sketch strokes before presenting the models to costumers, gave special attention to sketches, avoiding the impression of completeness of the project.

But it is hard to avoid the impression of inconsistency.

While boldly appropriating the mantle of allegory, Russo avoids the impression of slavish adherence to a specific extraliterary agenda.

Still, the candidates-in-waiting are careful to avoid the impression of forgetting their real job, getting Mr. Kerry elected.

The consul general of Ireland, Noel Kilkenny, said he and others had made special efforts to avoid the impression of "the Irish looking after their own".

An executive order by Mr. Obama could seek to clarify that section, perhaps written to apply only to future presidents to avoid the impression of a power grab.

"Beware what you wish for," said one diplomat, who requested anonymity to avoid the impression of interfering in Afghanistan's election politics.

The storm struck on the seventh anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, raising the political stakes for both men as they seek to avoid the impression of indifference that President George W. Bush initially left after the much larger storm five years ago.

But to avoid the impression of conflict of interest, Mr. Sarkozy said, "I spoke to Éric Woerth and I asked him to devote himself exclusively to the reform of pensions".