Sentence examples for to avoid the clichés of from inspiring English sources
We're trying to avoid the clichés of apocalypse and make this more like a natural disaster".
"The Handler" tries to avoid the clichés of the undercover genre by focusing on this process.
Maybe it was smart of Mr. Lagerfeld to avoid the clichés of saris, salwar kameez and splendor.
Jean Paul Gaultier didn't try to avoid the clichés of old Mexico today, not with Arielle Dombasle in red singing on the stage.
But in these self-conscious, irony-drenched times, it may be inevitable that some speakers will attempt to avoid the clichés of the form, instead taking a less sentimental approach to the commencement speech.
Friends with Benefits While trying to avoid the clichés of Hollywood romantic comedies, Dylan Harper (Justin Timberlake and Jamie Relliss (Mila Kunis) soon discover however that adding the act of sex to their friendship does lead to complications.
Here, for example, he makes no effort to avoid the cliché of the house on fire.
Instead of encouraging audiences to cheer for violent revenge, Mr. Goldfarb questions the impulse, perhaps implying that in trying to avoid the cliché of Jewish victimhood, some have settled on something that may be worse.
While Gardner and Davis valiantly try to avoid the clichés and stereotypes typical of discussions about culture and technology, their work still feels trapped in a kind of nostalgia, especially when the book contrasts Mr. Gardner's own childhood in the 1950s with those of kids today.
Of course it is: he's a literary writer, hard-wired or self-schooled to avoid the clichéd, the formulaic, the rote.
Try to avoid the clichéd slow lick across the lips while giving sexy eyes.
