It's escapism, of course, a way of dodging reality, and in some ways it feels a foolish and frivolous thing to be doing; but at the same time, it's necessary.
While it would be easy to dismiss her promulgation of this white-male-supremacy critique of France's film as a simple case of competitiveness, we shouldn't dodge the reality that ACT UP, like GMHC before it, was far less diverse than New York City's AIDS demographics.
The international community has repeatedly dodged this reality by opting for so-called peace deals with shelf lives barely longer than the news cycle.
You find yourself giving curt answers about serious matters in an attempt to keep dodging the reality of your situation.
The former Fed chairman spread a false narrative that dodges the reality that widespread interconnected control fraud was a major contributing factor to the financial crisis.
Marking positions to model — a favorite reality dodge on Wall Street — just doesn't cut it anymore.
Putting the blame off on the NTSB is a dodge because in reality the whole thing never should've gotten to the point of confirmation.
Tax authorities in developing countries are fighting hard to stop tax dodging but the reality is they are locked in a David and Goliath-style battle with multinational companies.
"You cannot dodge, I think, the reality that the Republican Party has a woman problem," she said.
"In reality, Southampton dodged a bullet".
