Sentence examples for she generally avoids from inspiring English sources

Ms. Morse said she generally avoids the police.

However, she risks the wrath of this country's taxi drivers by admitting she generally avoids speaking to them.

Ms. Merkel has not publicly taken a clear position on bond buying, and she generally avoids giving advice to central bankers.

She generally avoids getting involved in the state's politics, but she did criticize Gov. Chris Christie this year on same-sex marriage, which he opposes, saying the governor, a Republican, "shouldn't play a political game".

She generally avoids the pundit's temptation to coin trademark phrases, though she comes up with one terrific one: "Martian jet lag," to describe the case of inventors who suffer from a problem years before other people do — and spy an opportunity.

In fact, she generally avoids walking around the cemetery during the week after a funeral.

She generally avoided M.M.A. reporters, although she gave a moving interview to Ellen DeGeneres, in which she said she contemplated suicide after the loss.

Though she had disagreements with Pauline Kael of The New Yorker, she generally avoided the kind of intellectual dueling that Ms. Kael engaged in with Andrew Sarris of The Village Voice.

She said she occasionally scheduled inductions, mainly for women having second or third babies, for practical rather than medical reasons, but that she generally avoided inducing first-time mothers without a medical necessity.

Axl Rose generally avoids interviews.

But the unsettling fiction beyond it generally avoids easy slapstick.