If we genuinely wish to avoid poverty, sickness, loneliness, and obscurity, we will live in constant anxiety and frustration.
That the king genuinely wished to avoid civil war, that he was prepared to accede to reasonable demands for a statement of feudal law, and that he had a basic desire to give good government to his subjects are all strikingly shown by his submission to clauses that, in effect, authorized his subjects to declare war on their king.
When I genuinely start to avoid you, for weeks or even months at a time, it's not because you've done something wrong; I just feel like you are better off without me.
If Iran actually lays on the table a proposal that seems genuinely designed to avoid war, while preserving legitimate Iranian interests, not even the lobby can prevent the president from taking it very seriously.
Step Three was to avoid a genuinely contested presidential election.
Gurus who preach the transcendence of ego are prone to having some of the biggest egos around, but it's a fate Tolle seems genuinely to have avoided.
But if you are genuinely passionate about avoiding blood loss, there is no other route to continuous safety improvement.TONY ALLWRIGHTKilliney, IrelandFed a lineSIR Most coverage of America's Federal Reserve appears to treat it and its chairman, Alan Greenspan, as one and the same.
If the novel has a flaw, it is that in spite of the violence that occurs offstage, the plot avoids genuinely subversive or dark places.
If the world wants to express support for the Palestinian party that recognizes Israel, seeks to avoid violence, and genuinely wishes to reach a peace agreement in which a Palestinian state exists alongside — not instead of — Israel, it will have its chance later this week when Mr. Abbas makes his bid for recognition of Palestinian statehood before the United Nations.
Though polls show that a majority of Americans oppose the ACA, bits of it are widely popular, and plenty of voters like the whole thing.For the Republicans, a big challenge is to avoid blaming the genuinely needy for their plight.
