Sentence examples for that turn away from inspiring English sources

"It let him make that turn away from being a candidate and toward being the president-elect," Mr. Jones said.

They all wanted the same thing: An answer to the vexing question of how to beat the odds at selective schools that turn away as many as 20 applicants for every one they accept.

There are also deal flows, companies that turn away funding often refer others.

The only way they could win was to eliminate the votes of non-white guys -- and they did so by tossing Black provisional ballots into the dumpster, ID laws that turn away students -- the list goes on.

The trend reflects hiring freezes that turn away young workers.

In June, the Pope said countries that turn away migrants would need to seek forgiveness from God for their actions.

— Suddenly, this city in the desert has become the place that turned away the immigrants.

Are we a nation that looks inward, that builds walls, that turns away those fleeing persecution and violence?

"It's exactly the kind of divisive politics that turns away Americans of all parties," he said.

It is more like the outrage that turns away from its object because it feels helpless to take effective action.

Many of the kids knew each other from the youth shelters, a decentralized and temporary system that turns away far more people than it houses.