His boyish looks, clear blue eyes and pale white skin allow him to evade easy categorization from non-Muslims.
For Coward, wit was an act of non-friction, an enchantment that allowed him to evade scrutiny.
It was these deposit boxes, private investigators told the Guardian, which allowed him to evade justice for so long.
This became harder after he had worked a dozen years as an engineer, a safe pursuit that allowed him to evade a buried writer's vocation.
The F.B.I. now alleges that well before my report, Hanssen tipped off Bloch about the investigation, allowing him to evade arrest.
These stories allowed him to evade moral responsibility, to act as though the costs of his decisions — the pain that they caused — weren't attributable to him, and could be written off.
The strain of fantasy in his novels, which released some of his most evocative storytelling, also had a sentimental aspect, allowing him to evade what a flinty realist would put at the center of his work: political despair.
The city's environmental agency suspended Mr. Todaro's license in 2004 for improper building surveys and poor recordkeeping, it failed to notify the other city agencies for which he did asbestos-related work, as well as state and federal regulators — lapses that allowed him to evade additional scrutiny.
The bones in his foot first broke in a pool game against France but McCaw refused to have himself x-rayed – while the All Blacks management, desperately needing his leadership, allowed him to evade prolonged medical scrutiny until after the World Cup.
His faltering health and what doctors have diagnosed as "mild dementia" have allowed him to evade trials for human rights violations and other crimes committed during his 17-year rule, which began after a military coup toppled the democratically elected president, Salvador Allende, in 1973.
