Sentence examples for should shun this from inspiring English sources

Mr Rajoy should shun this mindset.

The reason this makes a difference - the reason you should shun the food processor when making pesto - is that a good mortar and pestle will tear the leaves gently, releasing the flavors.

The essence of Salafism -- from the Arab word salaf, meaning ancestor -- is that Muslims should shun the corrupt ways of the modern world and return to the austerity and zeal of the Prophet Muhammad, who died nearly 1,400 years ago.

Fourth, the government should shun the national state funding of political parties - politics needs to decentralise so that campaigning money is raised locally, local recruitment becomes important, and traditional party voices are heard on the street again.

That means men shouldn't dress like aspiring rock stars, and women should shun the Paris Hilton look.

Still, a weary Trillin is better than none, So this isn't a book the reader should shun.

People should shun them and their businesses.

President Woodrow Wilson realised the government needed to bring on board the many doubters who saw it as a capitalists' war that their country should shun.

Last May, Mr. Argus told The Herald Sun of Melbourne that Australia should shun Canada's practice of allowing foreign companies to control natural resources.

But there is a whole numinous [divine] other that, because it is amorphous, we were both led to assume we should shun.

Some advisers argue that the weeding burden should not be on the investor, and they contend that balanced funds should shun riskier stocks and debt altogether.