Sentence examples for seems to avoid the from inspiring English sources
Your wife's family seems to avoid the topic of politics.
He now seems to avoid the subject when he can.
"Water" (strangely enough for English speakers) seems to avoid the "t" sound.
11.53am GMT Readers have been asking why the route seems to avoid the most high-profile areas of central London, instead heading south for a rally at Kennington Park.
Thus the purely qualitative descriptivist theory seems to avoid the above problems for direct reference theories.
The oldest of his four children is in a Swiss boarding school; otherwise Khodorkovsky seems to avoid the nouveau riche trappings of other Russian oligarchs.
Williams, who retired in 2011, seemed to avoid the A.A.U.
In two instances, however, it seemed to avoid the evidence, or at least excuse it.
On Tuesday, after more than a week seeming to avoid the issue, he delivered an address to the nation calling the events in Iguala "outrageous, painful and unacceptable".
Most foreign journalism professors seem to avoid the subjects that are at the heart of international media covering age in China.
Indeed, Shorten seemed to avoid the state in the final weeks of the campaign, and whenever he turned up, he was asked about the CFA.
