Sentence examples for clear of anything from inspiring English sources

Steer clear of anything profane or sexual.

The Newseum has steered clear of anything shocking or gruesome.

Naysayers argued it should stay clear of anything that hadn't been vetted by history.

Even on the personal site, Ms. Lennon steers clear of anything that might compromise her objectivity.

They steer clear of anything too challenging, and if tameness is a consequence, so be it.

But they steered clear of anything their daughter had written about her relationship with them.

Now, he said, there are more restrictions than ever before and a clear discouragement of anything controversial.

Clear bookshelves of anything you've always meant to read and haven't, then deliver the spoils to Oxfam so others can enjoy your cast-offs.

And a former principal and fellow of the Centre for Policy Development, Chris Bonnor, said he didn't think "a clear pattern of anything" could be determined in just one year.

Standing in front of the jurors, Mr. Keker told them that the prosecution had offered a "mishmash of information that stretches over a month, months, and none of it is particularly clear notice of anything," about whether Mr. Quattrone had been provided with adequate information about the investigations before sending the e-mail message.

And though the shards of revelations Mr. Wellman offers here -- bitter and gentle memories, instinctive rages, pompous pronouncements, proud claims, self-pitying declamations and childish silliness -- don't add up to a clear picture of anything, what does emerge is a confusion of a particularly female stripe.