Sentence examples for to avoid the subject of from inspiring English sources

But they tend to avoid the subject of Europe, too.

It's impossible to avoid the subject of cricket.

Clearly she would say anything to avoid the subject of daily allowances.

When chatting with Jews, try to avoid the subject of the death of Jesus.

Jones, in trying to avoid the subject of effort, may have said more than he intended.

Talking to my colleagues, it was impossible to avoid the subject of Brexit.

"The Star-Spangled Banner" — which one ought to admire, whatever its flaws, for its ability to avoid the subjects of religion and ancestry — looks at the sky, over and past the ramparts.

And an encyclical is among the most authoritative documents a pope can issue — and that could make it harder for Catholic politicians to avoid the subject, said Father James Martin, editor-at-large of the Catholic magazine America.

All true, but it's absurd to completely avoid the subject of how serious the situation is, or how fast we need to go to deal with it.

Most foreign journalism professors seem to avoid the subjects that are at the heart of international media covering age in China.

Other days (or moments) she may prefer to be distracted, and avoid the subject of her loss.