He doesn't dodge controversy.
We were disappointed that at her confirmation hearings last week, she continued what is becoming an unbreakable habit of nominees dodging controversy.
With homelessness at crisis levels, Bonin said the city cannot continue to dodge controversy.
Obama needed to dodge controversy over oil imports from Canada's tar sands in the midst of the Climate Legislation debate.
The normally pro-choice Sebelius probably signed the bill to dodge controversy before her confirmation hearing, according to Dana Goldstein of TAPPED.
But making easy gains, and dodging controversies, including religious ones, has its limits.
In light of Gary Barlow's tax-dodge controversy, there is no official anthem for England's 2014 squad.
Springsteen's accessibility, solid family values (he's married with three kids) and humanitarian concern which he displayed with the touching album "The Rising" in response to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks make the New Jersey-grown singer, songwriter and guitarist a safe bet to dodge the controversy bullet during his 12 minutes of airtime in February.
As such, one of the most common critiques of Hong Kong media is the prevalence of self-censorship, which, though impossible to identify with certainty, is evident in the press's tendency to dodge political controversy, its shift in editorial tone in line with Beijing's policy, and the firing of "high-risk" contributors.
Although the Baftas have largely dodged the race controversy, a small group of protesters did gather on the fringe of the red carpet at the Royal Opera House.
