Sentence examples for cannot avoid the impression that from inspiring English sources

"You cannot avoid the impression that science is for sale," Michael Hartmer, director of the German Association of University Professors, told Der Spiegel.

Reading the reviews that did him in, one cannot avoid the impression that Twain would have enjoyed himself less if Cooper had been less of a klutz.

More than thirty years ago, Havel complained, "I cannot avoid the impression that many people in the West still understand little of what is actually at stake in our time".

But you must avoid the impression that you wield it arbitrarily or unjustly.

He said it was important to avoid the impression that the Pakistan military is "for hire".

It was hard to avoid the impression that he was enjoying the limelight.

Yet it was hard to avoid the impression that Lewis is already on the back foot.

It is hard to avoid the impression that football is still awash with casual complacency.

He said his company wanted to avoid the impression that it was mounting a hostile bid.

But Mr. Eskew tried to avoid the impression that Mr. Gore was celebrating.

They want to avoid the impression that this is Stevens telling ministers what to do.