Sentence examples for so as not to throw from inspiring English sources

Although we endorse his skepticism regarding scientific evidence for the power of positive thinking, it is critical to qualify his point, so as not to throw the baby out with the bath water.

So as not to throw the entirety of my allowance at four candy-colored sweaters, I jumped on the theme-park-style escalators and went straight up to the third floor.

So as not to have regrets.

But with mid-term elections in November, the Republicans have every reason not to throw the floundering Democrats a lifeline.How did as shrewd a politician as Mr Obama find himself stalemated, if not checkmated, so early in his presidency?

Try not to throw tantrums.

The sea bubbled up around him, then retreated with such force that he had to grip the sand with his toes so as not to fall, then it threw itself upward again, pushing him toward the top of the beach.

Aimed at "readers and students", it is a personable stroll through a predictable canon: Charlotte Brontë, Forster, Keats, Milton, Hardy et al – plus JK Rowling, perhaps thrown in so as not to appear snobbish.

Weight Watchers recommends that you weigh yourself once a week, while some dieting sites suggest throwing away your scales so as not to become demoralised.

His biographers have speculated that it was probably full of denunciations and that after his death his family threw out the manuscript, so as not to let him embarrass himself.

Wakefield told him, in a private knuckling tutorial, that in those infrequent instances when he'd be throwing fastballs, he ought to throw them slower than he was capable of — he ought to throw them from a half-assed knuckleball windup, that is, not a Tiant Twist — so as not to tip the batter off.

Throwing form to the wind, I raced down, limbs flailing, so as not to be left behind.