Sentence examples for readers to avoid from inspiring English sources

Classicism had displaced romanticism; Eliot had taught readers to avoid the "spilt religion" of Blake and Shelley.

Perhaps his books are intended as mere warning signs for readers to avoid doing something so foolish and unsatisfying as composing a manuscript.

BACK in my days writing the Charlemagne column and blog, I very occasionally had to ask a small minority of readers to avoid personal abuse in their comments.

She urges readers to avoid the passive voice, to write in complete sentences and to make sure every paragraph has a topic sentence.

Rejecting "treadmill bondage," she favors gentler workouts ("You can be a couch potato and still remain a hot tomato") and asks her readers to avoid harsh exfoliation procedures like glycolic peels, Retin-A and microdermabrasion, which she believes "ultimately accelerate aging".

Apart from some of the more familiar remedies he offers -- a more natural diet, physical activity, controlling stress and blood pressure -- he advises readers to "avoid head trauma like the bubonic plague," citing some evidence that has found a high rate of past head trauma in Alzheimer's patients.

"Since only the writer can speak, she must take care to respect the reader, to avoid telling him what to think, to say as little as possible and imply the rest with metaphor, ellipses, allusive dialogue, pauses".

This design allows the reader to avoid all idle scenarios.

As a result, this design allows the reader to avoid visiting all idle nodes.

Ideas about geological processes were already known by, e.g., a mystical sect of Shiite Muslims, "The Brothers of Purity," as well as by the Uzbeki/Persian physician Avicenna (980 1037 A.D .. Presenting ideas as always tracing back to predecessors (individual and social problems and solutions) helps the reader to avoid viewing history as a sequence of watertight "periods".

Batches were read by a single reader to avoid interreader variability.