Sentence examples for does not dodge from inspiring English sources

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.

The novel has struck a chord with a remarkable number of readers precisely because it does not dodge the spiky themes of loneliness and isolation that precede the friendship.

The film does not dodge some of Brown's other regrettable moments, though it could be said to downplay them: it shows him beating one of his wives, smoking drugs and being in trouble for not paying his taxes.

But as emerged clearly during the recent papal visit to the Holy Land, Christian leaders generally combine those beliefs with concern for the welfare of the Palestinians, both Christian and Muslim.One of the most controversial bits of Mr Bittner's message (and in fairness, it is a controversy he does not dodge) is his view of repentance.

There's an Israeli saying: 'A real Israeli does not dodge the draft,' and that's the discourse on a mainstream political level.

He doesn't dodge controversy.

"He doesn't dodge the bullet".

But it also doesn't dodge cliche.

It makes an unanswerable case for reform and doesn't dodge the difficulties of it.

Burns chooses his words carefully when I mention the word, but doesn't dodge the subject.