Sentence examples for seem to avoid the from inspiring English sources

Most foreign journalism professors seem to avoid the subjects that are at the heart of international media covering age in China.

There were the names of high-profile politicians who cannot seem to avoid the candidate searchlight, like New York City's mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, and Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Yet contrary to Beilock's findings, rather than keeping their minds out of the picture, experts at least sometimes seem to avoid the type of performance detriments associated with high-pressure situations precisely by concentrating intensely and focusing on the details of their movements.

We sit in groups to exercise our vocabulary of condolence: "I'm sorry", "You'll get through this", "You will heal in time" – my phrases seem to avoid the moment, while others engage with it: "How does her death make you feel?" Next we're given the chance to get up close and personal with the accoutrements of death.

Another version of the philosophical anarchist challenge may seem to avoid the critical edge of the above approach.

ZF does seem to avoid the paradoxes, and the conception of set it formalises is one that apparently allows one to interpret the whole of mathematics.

Williams, who retired in 2011, seemed to avoid the A.A.U.

He now seems to avoid the subject when he can.

In two instances, however, it seemed to avoid the evidence, or at least excuse it.

Your wife's family seems to avoid the topic of politics.

"Water" (strangely enough for English speakers) seems to avoid the "t" sound.