Sentence examples for was said to avoid from inspiring English sources

Correction: October 8 , 2002 Tuesday A fashion review yesterday about the spring collections in Paris referred incorrectly to Beatrix Miller, a former editor of British Vogue, who was said to avoid hiring anyone who had not read "The Wilder Shores of Love," a tetralogy by Lesley Blanch that could have well inspired the unfettered emotion in these collections.

This, as the US colleague was saying, to avoid duplication, and as my Norwegian colleague was saying, in order to ensure a system-wide coordinated response.

The accused are said to avoid prison and then celebrate by ordering pizza.

The French are said to avoid spicy food, but, Mr. Tsou said, "we didn't want to compromise".

According to The Wall Street Journal, the chief executive of the former "has a reputation as a bit of a corporate cowboy," while the head of the latter is said to avoid "stunts, publicity and most risk".

A set S ⊂ RP n is said to avoid a hyperplane H if S ∩ H = ∅.

But that would be tantamount to moral nihilism, and a middle path is said to avoid nihilisms (such as annihilationism).

Some think of this as limiting, diluting what is said to avoid mistakes in protocol or behavior.

But unlike many in Hollywood, Mnuchin is said to avoid the limelight.

But now, a rising chorus of advisers is saying to avoid the homebuilders, while more aggressive traders are recommending short positions in the sector.

He is also said to avoid the spotlight, a quality that is valued in the Bloomberg administration.