Sentence examples for to avoid angry from inspiring English sources

This year, however, Mr. Kerry put out the word that speakers were to accentuate the positive and to avoid angry partisanship.

The driver, Brett M. Sloppy, 28, of San Marcos, Calif., escaped uninjured, officials said, but had to be escorted away under police protection to avoid angry spectators, some of whom threw rocks at him.

In contrast with last year, when Mr. Blair was smuggled into the hearing room to avoid angry demonstrators, on Friday he entered by the front door, encountering only scattered catcalls from a small crowd of protesters.

The pressure has been unbearable– even under Mel there were training ground confrontations and players now routinely leave by the back door to avoid angry fans – but some agreed.

When he fled to London to avoid angry members of his former gang, he ended up in Regent's Park mosque; then he was offered a Saudi-funded scholarship to study Arabic and his new faith at an ultra-conservative religious school in Yemen.

Earlier, she had to be escorted by police as she left a church visit to avoid angry locals.

Affect-congruent trials mapped the automatic tendency to approach happy faces and avoid angry faces.

Oftentimes, you can avoid angry outbursts by avoiding the situation that makes you angry.

On Walliams' long journey, he managed to avoid the angry swans and rescued a Labrador from a lock.

To avoid an angry reaction from their publics, Arab leaders are putting conditions on the nature of any military action.

The rabbi is the only person who shows Mary compassion allowing her to avoid the angry villagers by offering her a route to safety".