Sentence examples for dodging the problem from inspiring English sources

Those who try to account for its stature as a film by claiming it to be profound are simply dodging the problem — or maybe they don't recognize that there is one.

In his great essay "Style and Medium in the Motion Pictures," the art historian Erwin Panofsky wrote of art in the movies that "to pre-stylize reality prior to tackling it amounts to dodging the problem.

Governments have dodged the problem.

Mahroof Husain, the borough councilor in charge of "community cohesion," did not dodge the problem.

I didn't say, what you're doing bothers me, we need to talk; I figured out ways to dodge the problem so we didn't have to talk.

On "The Daily Show," Jon Stewart hailed Marco Rubio as "Charisma Boy," saying it was good that Marco had dodged the problem of being Mitt's running mate because, if he wins, "it would have been uncomfortable for you to run against him in 2016".

Dante is full of cruces and conundrums for translators, and he's going to dodge the problem of how to translate the neologism "trasumanar" in canto 1 of Paradiso (to go beyond the human, roughly; Dante coins the neologism precisely because the concept is inexpressible in language) then he will not be the first person to have done so.

Provinces like Manitoba, Quebec and Newfoundland are almost entirely powered by hydroelectric dams, meaning they could dodge the problem of increased emissions from weed cultivation and perhaps present a lucrative opportunity for investors once the nationally mandated carbon price kicks in.

One way to dodge the problem of personal involvement is to mentally rethink the arguments without the term 'God'.

Household International has dodged the problems that have felled many other lenders to people with poor credit and low incomes.

They're not dodging the health problem we're confronting.