Sentence examples for completely evaded from inspiring English sources

Clark said: "How very peculiar it would be to have 20th century British art which completely evaded the reality of industry and the working class – and by and large it does".

ArmA: Combat Operations Atari ESRB: Mature (Blood, Violence, Strong Language) Platform: PC Ever since the release of Battlefield 1942 much of the focus of military shooters is around the multiplayer modes, and somehow ArmA: Combat Operations has completely evaded attention.

Therefore, toward the high-precision detection of f̂, we need BAE; that is, the system structure should be modified by some means so that the back-action noise is completely evaded in the output signal (note that the shot noise can never be evaded).

You can't make it happen, and it completely evades some people.

"We have regulations," he said, "that are intended to keep very tight control over these products, and these foreign pharmacies completely evade that system".

While they don't completely evade the long shadow of the Strokes, they ultimately draw more from the bountiful pool of fifties rock.

"Those are the two things that completely evade and eviscerate the electronic tracking systems," said Rob Bovett, the district attorney in Lincoln County, Ore., who said meth lab seizures in his state had dropped by 96 percent since its prescription-only law took effect in 2006, and arrests involving meth by 32 percent.

We cannot completely evade issues about the nature of the token mental states we are considering, however.

It's whimsical, sudden and Reddit-specific, but it doesn't completely evade description or provoke existential despair like The Button.

Some days that space completely evades me; but I have Ben.

This criticism, which is also commonly used to malign racial justice movements like Black Lives Matter, completely evades a key reason for stressing that Black lives matter.