Sentence examples for strives to avoid the from inspiring English sources

Our justice system strives to avoid the appearance of impropriety.

He strives to avoid the sort of "group-think" that led to Vietnam.

At the same time, the director of photography, Geir Hartly Andreassen, strives to avoid the alienating palette of too many digitally dependent films, the sludgy browns and yellowed whites that turn human skin into parchment and actors into avatars.

At others, it affects the attitude of an earnest indie that strives to avoid the very same clichés by addressing discrimination (against Mexican and black team members), possible lesbianism (the coach's assistant) and failed marriage (the coach's miserable, messy divorce).

The silver screen lining in Leigh's appearance, of course, is that it highlights how strenuously RIFF strives to avoid the equally boorish celebrity worship that infects other European festivals (from Berlin to Venice to Cannes).

But Mr. Maday said his creative team would strive to avoid the Gothic clichés.

It's no secret that politicians strive to avoid the questions they are asked.

Ecosystem-oriented innovators strive to avoid the appearance of competition by claiming to help everyone.

But they will strive to avoid the damaging, demoralizing quick strikes that have been the Vikings' forte.

Yet, at bottom, it is a fear-driven striving to avoid the experience of failure at all costs.

Like the seeker of a new apartment or spouse, the motor home's designers have striven to avoid the flaws of the earlier models.