Sentence examples for dodged admitting from inspiring English sources

Everything told him that the day of the rancher was fading, but he dodged admitting it.

If he has, then he needs to stop dodging and admit it right now.

In something close to the equivalent of Bill Clinton's PR dodge of admitting to a puff of a marijuana cigarette but not inhaling, Beckham has embraced the toasting-before-you-drink angle.

Jayawardene acknowledged afterwards that Sri Lanka had "dodged a bullet"; Mathews admitted that his side needed to improve very quickly.

Thanks for Ken Bensinger's article on how the NFL is continuing to dodge its lack of admitting fault with the multitude of lawsuits, but in the case of Deion Sanders, his partaking is a sham.

Mr Cahuzac, 60, has given his first press interview since he plunged  the government into crisis by admitting that he dodged taxes, placing large sums in accounts in Switzerland and Singapore.

Ms Borelius admitted she had dodged taxes by paying her nanny cash-in-hand.

For years, financial regulators who have found banks breaking the rules have accepted the nonsense illogical dodge of "neither admit nor deny".

Admitted dodging taxes by not declaring payments from people trying to buy influence, but remains a political touchstone.

He admitted, after dodging the question for some time, that it was he who had told the Germans that Israel would not object to the sale of advanced submarines to Egypt.

Waksal, who also was ordered to pay $1.2 million in restitution, plead guilty to six counts of insider trading and admitted to dodging taxes on $15 million worth of art work.