Sentence examples for away from problem from inspiring English sources

Her novels, which she termed "liberation literature," moved away from "problem" story lines; instead, her tales underscored the experiences of ordinary African Americans.

They will tell you all the dirt and can help steer you away from problem advisors.

Try to keep your hands away from problem areas, touching the area can cause dirt to get "ground in" making the break-out worse.

The right watch or earrings can really make an outfit stand out and a properly placed accessory can take attention away from problem areas.

It's so refreshing to enjoy a story about mental health that steers our attention away from problems and flaws, lack of services and that old smelly chestnut, stigma.

The result, he said, is that "in the long run this will focus government on problems that science suggests are very serious and away from problems that are less serious".

"We ran away from problems and problems followed us," said Nimr, squatting on the floor of the tent he now shares with his new wife, Fatima, also 15. "It would have been better if we all died with my mother.

"There's no way that you could have a client which is that huge and important to you and not be tempted to turn your head away from problems," said Dan L. Goldwasser, a lawyer who often advises accountants.

For nearly as long as rail lines have crisscrossed the country, there have been stories about wanderers covertly climbing aboard train cars and riding away from problems or speeding toward some glimmering promise on the horizon.

"And I can't stand away from problems that happen in my country.

"In terms of dealing with this issue of climate, they're so paranoid about the use of that word that people step away from problems they need to address".