Sentence examples for habitually avoided from inspiring English sources

Arlen, who habitually avoided professional confrontation, also tiptoed out of the way of domestic turmoil.

He has habitually avoided the Olympics and the world championships, unimpressed with the clamor of the biggest international meets.

However, it is best for one to learn to habitually avoid confrontation and potentially confrontational situations (best option), which takes intelligence, wisdom, and experience.

Minimize others' mistakes.Try to avoid habitually correcting other people, unless their mistake will end up making things worse for them or someone else.

The worker, Mike Williams, the rig's chief electronics technician, said the general safety alarm was habitually set to "inhibited" to avoid waking up the crew with late-night sirens and emergency lights.

The worker, the chief electronics technician aboard the rig, said the general safety alarm was habitually set to "inhibited" to avoid waking up the crew with late-night sirens.

He thus has (habitually) the knowledge that he should avoid fornication, but he fornicates nonetheless because he actually sees the fornication as an act of pleasure to be pursued.

When George Osborne told Radio Times the BBC should avoid "suffocating local news", the habitually Beeb-bashing Times (which had earlier seen as sinister a new "find local news" button on the BBC's revamped website) eagerly took up the cry and amplified it.

To avoid a mouthful of sludge, wines were habitually decanted, leaving the sediment in the bottle.

The decision not to administer the questionnaire online was made to avoid the selection of people using the Internet habitually and with greater skills.

Eliot thought him "as secure, as habitually sure as any poet who has written in English" at avoiding "moments of falsity".