Sentence examples similar to dodge revealing from inspiring English sources

The former Wimbledon winner has previously dodged revealing his opinion on independence.

On the eve of live testimony from CEO Tim Cook, a scathing congressional investigation of Apple's tax dodging strategy reveals how the computer giant avoided $13.8 billion in taxes through a clever labyrinth of offshore tax havens, shell corporations, and paper shuffling.

Even when pressed, astroturf spokespeople duck and dodge, often claiming that revealing the identities of their donors would hamper a noble cause -- such as transparency.

'We're big fans of yours.'" Cost of archiving Bennett's earliest television sketches, which were wiped on the orders of the then-controller of BBC 2, Sir David Attenborough: "I mustn't dodge it," Attenborough revealed.

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

With the U-boats revealing their positions, the convoys could dodge them in the vast Atlantic waste.

While that dodges the question a bit, the last part is revealing.

Iceland has dodged the damage inflicted on rival retailers by the recession, revealing record sales and profits.

TWO SMOKESTACKS: Dodging questions, hiding the facts or changing the topic to avoid revealing the truth.

And while the US government attempts to dodge accountability, it was also revealed that Brazil's government has also been spying on the US and other countries' leaders.

He promised never to report Myles for draft dodging, if Myles wouldn't reveal him to the Clementine Fathers.