Sentence examples for to avoid criticizing from inspiring English sources

Mindful of the "Maggie versus Louise" dynamic, Ms. Brooks took pains, sometimes awkwardly, to avoid criticizing her opponent.

He asked not to be named to avoid criticizing the United States in the name of his government.

I have been in Rabaa for several days, and most of the Islamists I spoke to were at pains to avoid criticizing the Army.

In advance of the gathering, administration officials have urged governors to endorse President Obama's health care proposals, or at least to avoid criticizing them.

A person involved in Paul's businesses, who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid criticizing a former employer, said Paul and his associates decided in the late 1980s to try to increase sales by making the newsletters more provocative.

Precious few media outlets in Moscow aren't controlled by the Kremlin, and most of those rent office space from the city at heavily discounted rates, so they prefer to avoid criticizing the authorities.

His opponents then tear one another to pieces during televised debates, but avoid criticizing the presumed winner.

Democrats usually avoid criticizing Israel, although politicians are facing mounting pressure from their progressive base to speak out against the country's continued occupation of the West Bank, forcible eviction of Palestinian residents, and use of violence against Palestinians.

The point is merely that we should distinguish these distinct roles that moral norms might play and avoid criticizing a norm in one role by standards appropriate only if the norm is understood to be playing a different role.

Like former presidents, former New York governors generally avoid criticizing their successors.

Blacks, she noted, too often avoid criticizing their government for fear of being accused of disloyalty, while whites fear the unanswerable charge of racism.