Sentence examples for should have steered from inspiring English sources

JJ Abrams directs the new Star Wars movie — the one which many believe is the project George Lucas could and should have steered to the screen 16 years ago instead of Phantom Menace and the whole prequel trilogy.

"I do think that this meeting sends the wrong signal, and I don't think it sends the right signal," Coons told CNN. "I think she should have steered clear, even of a brief, casual, social meeting with the former president".

Above all, Murray should have steered clear of the formula - 'For Huxley, the personal was the political' - applied to a man who railed against the barbarising effect of the cinema but for years filled his pockets with the screenwriting dollar.

In his wrap-up meeting, Jon should have steered the conversation by asking questions he still had about the job or company.

However, the design duo should have steered clear of anything that would profit from slave culture.

The teen star should have steered clear of the hideous light blue dress she donned at the MTV Movie Awards.

If Graves and the writers wanted to reveal the destructive sexual power struggle between the two siblings and highlight their crumbling twisted romance, they should've steered clear of any hint of rape.

Disney should perhaps have steered clear, said the Christian Science Monitor, in a damning piece following the announcement of plans to make the movie two years ago.

Should delegates have steered away from Fujitsu's business connector's reception or WWF's Coca-Cola-sponsored water policy event they may have stumbled upon the European Azerbaijan Society's (TEAS) jazz reception.

I devoured Meg Cabot's Princess Diaries series at an age when many might say I should have known better, but have steered clear of her adult fiction; none of her characters seems as well-defined as gawky, accident-prone Princess Mia Thermopolis.

The guidebooks have steered tourists to her.