Sentence examples for dodging the truth from inspiring English sources
The filmmakers score an interview with head fraudster Billy McFarland, who reveals an infinite capacity for dodging the truth.
"George W. Bush continues to mislead the American people, dodging the truth about his military record," Smith said.
Platini does not dodge the truth of any of that.
When pressed, Mr. Kelly, to be fair, does not dodge the truth of the more disturbing numbers.
Ferguson wrote: "Kléberson, Eric Djemba-Djemba and David Bellion were among the new faces … You can't dodge the truth about those years.
Any driver eager to avoid the fine and willing to dodge the truth can say he had the device in hand for a legal purpose.
The democrats aren't being effective because they're dodging the ugly truth.
I would have preferred to dismiss this as bitter overstatement, but realized I'd also be dodging the grain of truth behind it.
This might sound like the typical talk of a right-wing populist, but many liberals, including Paul Scheffer, now regard Bolkestein as a hero, someone who had the courage to speak the truth when others were dodging the issue.
Stop dodging the tea run!
