Sentence examples for to avoid acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Rather than defeating death, we seem to be developing ways to avoid acknowledging it instead.

But to avoid acknowledging the extent of American military undertakings is to implicitly condone them.

But you might also say that her chameleon nature allows her to avoid acknowledging that deepest self.

It's difficult to avoid acknowledging what you make now, or, if you're unemployed, what you earned at your last job.

Government ministers would "hide behind the claim they can't comment on special forces operations to avoid acknowledging Britain is at war," he told the Mirror.

It may become difficult, however, for the White House to avoid acknowledging that there are growing differences between officers in Washington and in Iraq.

Curly and Larry avoid acknowledging each other's physical reality.

The agreement let the bank avoid acknowledging that it had done anything wrong.

"The consumer is getting stronger, and now the companies cannot avoid acknowledging these crises.

By now, China's leaders can hardly avoid acknowledging that the party has harbored many bad apples.

"Our political opponents absolutely avoid acknowledging the factors of illegal migration and open borders in these attacks".