Sentence examples for desired to evade from inspiring English sources

She and Lange conceptualized the album to be very positive, optimistic, and uplifting; they desired to evade dark subject matters, yet still be profound through optimism.

Each wrote that a "likely" motive in bringing detainees to Afghanistan was a desire to evade judicial review of their detention.

Flaubert gave his murderess and suicide romantic tastes as motivation, whereas the original woman seems to have been driven more by money and a desire to evade trial and execution.

The most frequently used word in his extensive vocabulary is "interesting" — as in, "I find it interesting that I have absolutely no desire to own my own winery" — and his days seem to be consumed by the desire to evade predictability.

As vindication for their viewpoint, the Geithner supporters point to banks like J. P. Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, which have already returned their government money, although they appear to be motivated in part by a desire to evade the regulations that accompany government cash.

Jamie Fellner, the director of United States programs for Human Rights Watch, said Monday, "We believe that this memo shows that at the highest levels of the Pentagon there was an interest in using torture as well as a desire to evade the criminal consequences of doing so".

"The decision to give leaders immunity certainly seems to be driven by leaders' desire to evade justice".

Are these new twists on communication based on a desire for simple privacy, or more on a desire to evade detection of untoward activities?

I do not, though, want to evade.

It's a tautology designed to evade self-incrimination.

The bombs were designed to evade airport security.