Sentence examples similar to dodge feelings from inspiring English sources

Abdullah lunged and I dodged, feeling his grasp slip off my shoulder.

It was too intellectual; clients could dodge their feelings too easily, he said.

What the film also does is confront the reality of death in a way other blockbusters often dodge, without feeling swamped in sadness.

It is also a remarkable examination of one man's cathartic journey into the realm of emotional distress after a lifetime of dodging all feeling.

A slippery-feeling dodge system zips you through these attacks, or you can parry some of them, then slash away at your attacker.

Around the table, they trade escape stories of dodging embers and feelings of guilt.

Around the table, they trade stories of dodging embers and feelings of guilt.

She has made up all sorts of excuses and dodges to salve the feelings of people who insist on being injured.

In her strong-willed protagonist, Levine has created a quintessential unreliable narrator, one who sees other people's flaws perfectly and almost never her own, who feints and dodges nimbly around her deep feelings and questionable mental stability like a sailor dancing the hornpipe.

Anyone who has listened to politicians and diplomats dribbling platitudes on Radio 4's Today, or BBC1's Panorama, dodging direct questions and bluffing when a dodge fails, will know how rare that feeling of hope can be.

DODGE THE HARD SELL "Some patients report feeling pressured by their clinics to use the card to pay for procedures or treatments they may not need or can't afford," Ms. Swanson said.