Sentence examples for dodged the issues from inspiring English sources

"Fresh Eggs" would have been more rewarding, however, if the author hadn't dodged the issues his novel raises by having Calvin's daughter grow feathers.

Mostly, Piazza dodged the issue yesterday.

As Jacqui Smith has dodged the issue it is up to us.

On the campaign trail, he dodged the issue nimbly — and completely.

Mr. Petraeus deftly dodged the issue by speaking of the military's drones in Afghanistan, whose existence is not classified.

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

The official inquiry dodged the issue and put much of the blame on his chief of staff.

Back in 1994, it was agreed that state pensions should be revised every decade, but Mr Berlusconi dodged the issue in 2004 and 2005.

The bill has 104 co-sponsors, but agribusiness interests have blocked it in committee — and the Obama administration and the Senate have dodged the issue.

It strikes me that Hornby himself has dodged the issue by doing both: while the books have continued to appear, he has forged a second career in screenwriting.

Even Janabi, who American officials say is fully aware of the problems at the dam, dodged the issue when I asked about it this summer.