Sentence examples for dodging the question of from inspiring English sources
"But who really wants to hear bad news?" she asked, dodging the question of whether she had foreseen anything.
For all its breadth, the newer law is actually a step away from disability as identity, dodging the question of equivalence among conditions.
Heck was asked by an apparent Trump supporter why he was dodging the question of who should be the next commander-in-chief.
Chris Boyce, the executive director of radio at the CBC, has been equally coy – saying that management launched an investigation into Ghomeshi's workplace conduct in the summer, while dodging the question of who, specifically, he talked to.
Robertson does not like to dwell on the carmaker's demise: "There are many reasons why what happened to Rover came to pass," he says, dodging the question of whether it could have been saved.
Dodging the question of succession, Charles says only that Chase is going to be a significant stockholder someday. The public evidently will not.
Today, he dodges the question of his wealth.
The court dodged the question of the constitutionality of his military trial, claiming it had no appellate jurisdiction.
But on Sunday, Mr. Romney dodged the question of whether he would repeal it if he got into the White House next year.
Most Republicans in the recent elections dodged the question of Social Security privatisation, and emphasised extending prescription-drug benefits.
