Sentence examples for dodged choosing from inspiring English sources

Although Riley artfully dodged choosing between them Saturday, he did make a fairly significant statement after the news media scrum dissipated.

Gay men who use derogatory words such as "bitch" or "slut" that are traditionally used exclusively to describe women have dodged criticism by choosing to explain that their use of these words is an attempt to reclaim historically misogynistic propaganda.

Yet Netanyahu can, if he so chooses, dodge sensitive questions by pleading a lack of time to prepare his new government's policy positions.

A women's right to choose may have dodged a bullet this time.

Out front, children swarmed, clapping out "Miss Mary Mack," dodging the Double Dutch rope, choosing sides to play ringolevio.

Tisci is all about confounding expectations and dodging stereotypes, and if that means choosing a Hollywood A-lister over a model plucked from obscurity, so be it.

Certain dishes make it easy to dodge spiciness, if you choose.

But Francis could have chosen to dodge the question or put his response in milder terms.

Some students choose to dodge the ceremony altogether, but if you do attend, consider asking family members to stump up for their own tickets, and avoid costly extras such as official photographs.

Or, they can choose to dodge the glory and the success and instead opt to rest their players' tired, little legs in the hope that the poor lambs can muster a few more piddling points that get the club a slightly higher place in the league and thus more cash money.

When Lowrie was asked about Francona's choosing between him and Lugo, he smiled and dodged the issue, too.