Sentence examples for cop out to from inspiring English sources

I have to say that sounds like a bit of a cop out to me.

Nina Planck, author of "Real Food: What to Eat and Why," said that it's a "total cop out" to lay blame on schools and parents for children's eating disorders.

Lehane laces his narrative with melodrama — two brothers in love with the same woman, who harbors a secret past; a viciously racist cop out to destroy Luther and frame the burgeoning N.A.A.C.P. — and a subplot, involving Babe Ruth, feels stale and unnecessary.

Lehane laces his narrative with melodrama two brothers in love with the same woman, who harbors a secret past; a viciously racist cop out to destroy Luther and frame the burgeoning N.A.A.C.P. and a subplot, involving Babe Ruth, feels stale and unnecessary.

It's certainly a cop out to let somebody do all of your thinking and believing for you, but I've decided at this point in my life that it's also a cop out to just pretend like it's all stupid.

That's a given, we all do, and it's a cop out to use that as an excuse.

A hectic work schedule, feeling run down, and family obligations were my staple cop outs to give to myself or anyone else who questioned my actions.

"I wound up copping out to a city bullet with a charge of attempted assault," he said.

What is known is that the cops out to get Mr. Zahrey, whose nickname was Zack, managed to find a crank, a discredited former police informant, to parrot the rumors.

KC weighed his options and copped out to ten years.

Or if he decided there was a danger that old Irish Republican Army members were allied with al-Qaeda, and sent cops out to make a list of every enterprise run by an Irish Catholic on Long Island.