Sentence examples for desires to avoid him from inspiring English sources
Thus, the concern for your relative in Velleman's example can be understood to be present but swamped by other, more powerful desires to avoid him.
He desires to avoid prosecution for his crime, but envies the media attention posthumously given to Roland Summers.
Captain Steve's pronounced dislike of the track at Santa Anita, combined with his trainer's desire to avoid racing him against the 2000 Horse of the Year, Tiznow, turned into a distinguished trip to Gulfstream Park for him today.
The threat of labor strikes and Haynes' desire to avoid the problem led him to sell the company to Union Carbide on April 10 , 1920 in exchange for 25,000 shares of Union Carbide stock valued at $2 million.
He said no one from the Bush camp had mentioned a desire to avoid a floor fight to him.
By 1988 he used an Apple IIc and AppleWorks to write, with a modem ("I don't really use it for anything"), but until 1996 Gibson did not have an email address, a lack he explained at the time to have been motivated by a desire to avoid correspondence that would distract him from writing.
The desire to avoid being one-dimensional has also led him to seek out coaching courses and opportunities abroad, adding to his experience and incorporating new influences into his methods and philosophy.
Like so many coaches before him, Warrington's Tony Smith had to juggle the desire to avoid pre-Wembley injuries with the pressing need for Super League points.
Watching Matar fulfill that obligation should be interesting: will his evident desire to avoid being pigeonholed as some kind of foreign correspondent in fictional form compel him to find different terrain?
Sprewell's desire to avoid being traded certainly has something to do with his revelation.
