"In the television debates he evaded questions through charm and rhetoric, and I think that played a large role in the election outcome," she says.
The Soviet leadership had, it said, "evaded moral responsibility for this extremely serious crime".
When a teasing cross from the Ayr full-back Jonathan Tiffoney only narrowly evaded Mark Roberts, the total ineptitude of Hibs' display was clear.
For the third, Puncheon, the man of the match, evaded Steven Caulker before beating Marshall with a rising drive from 20 yards out.
She was very dismissive of writing that she thought evaded the issue or was coy or half-hearted".
He was in the right positions; he had time and he defended solidly, evaded easily.
At the UN, Clinton evaded questions about whether the White House knew about her private email account and if the White House counsel had approved it, saying "there are different rules governing the White House than there are governing the rest of the executive branch".
It is a lesson that has evaded Rafael Viñoly, purveyor of "fryscrapers" to London and Las Vegas, who seemingly can't resist channelling the powers of the sun into beams capable of singeing sun-loungers and scorching Jaguars.
"Because Johnson evaded the issue, King now publicly declared his intention to press for a voting rights law," wrote one of Johnson's biographers, Robert Dallek.
Asabe and Ruth evaded the fate of 219 of their classmates in the north-eastern Nigerian village of Chibok who are still in captivity.
Sulaiman said he no longer recognised any champion; Mendoza evaded the question but implied he felt the same.
