Sentence examples for bit of dodge from inspiring English sources

The lines of the production RSX are very Integra-like, especially at the nose and rear, but there's also a bit of Dodge Avenger in the side view, which may not be to everyone's liking.

But "error" is a bit of a dodge.

This does seem like a bit of a dodge.Still, though, I'm not sure I would toss out the common-sense application of "genocide" to Srebrenica.

We get a bit of a dodge: the first TARP funds were poorly overseen, so any new funds will come with strings.8 37: How will Americans be able to tell if the economic package is working?

That too was a bit of a dodge.

That was a bit of a dodge, a way of not revealing too much.

It was a bit of a dodge, and John Harwood, the moderator, asked again.

That has always struck me as a bit of a dodge.

Mike Herald, a lobbyist for the Western Center on Law and Poverty, described the governor's comments as "a bit of a dodge," noting that welfare payments have not been restored to pre-recession levels.

That's a bit of a dodge: Feuer's allegation is that city finances were affected directly by the bank's behavior; as for the "recent economic downturn," that resulted in part from the practices of JPMorgan and its Wall Street brethren.

Amazingly for a bank based in Switzerland, the pilfered documents showed that there might have been a bit of tax dodging going on.