Sentence examples for suppose to avoid from inspiring English sources

He meant, I suppose, to avoid interfering with the news, but it came out all wrong.

"Courts are supposed to avoid the appearance of impropriety".

But the newsletters are supposed to avoid excessive partisanship or misrepresentation.

I'm as proud as a Jesuit who is supposed to avoid pride can be.

"Senators are supposed to avoid even the appearance of impropriety," he said.

"My mum wrote me on Facebook that I'm supposed to avoid big crowds.

Are we supposed to avoid the subways, or the city itself?

But isn't blue light the kind that we're supposed to avoid in the dusky hours?

"It's a classic thing that you're supposed to avoid in democracy, the merger of state and corporate power".

E-mails sent to Academy members by those associated with a film are similarly supposed to avoid direct promotion, beyond those polite words, "for your consideration".

And, whereas on the exam you're supposed to avoid repetition and eliminate details, it's precisely those details that literature investigates.