Sentence examples for deliberate avoidance from inspiring English sources

For immigrants, integration used to imply the deliberate avoidance of your parents' language, at least in any public setting.

This deliberate avoidance of a central issue infuriates Republicans, who believe the President is setting them up politically.

But surely it was not so much betrayal as a deliberate avoidance of Versailles-style punitive measures.

"This is the first time you've had a deliberate avoidance of a genuine international component," said Richard Dicker, an official with Human Rights Watch in New York.

Deliberate avoidance of flesh eating probably first appeared sporadically in ritual connections, either as a temporary purification or as qualification for a priestly function.

My idea was: cop as good guy (Jekyll), villain as bad guy (Hyde).' So the Rebus books were born in a deliberate avoidance of the literary - or rather, of a certain idea of what the literary should be.

The depth of deceit, connivance and deliberate, artificial avoidance stunned me".

The truth is, I never set out not to read Catch-22; there was never any kind of deliberate tactical avoidance.

The cut-off was April so, unless the tax authorities can prove a deliberate act of avoidance, we must assume nothing extra will be paid.

In the end, though, with its static staging and its deliberate and repetitive avoidance of specificity and the host of questions it raises, "In the Solitude of Cotton Fields" seems the sort of drama less to be savored in the theater than in the classroom.

The F.C.P.A., they said, also criminalized "conscious avoidance"—a deliberate effort to remain in the dark about any transgressions a foreign partner might be involved in.