Sentence examples for draft dodger for from inspiring English sources

Muhammad Ali, the greatest boxer of all time was once called a traitor and draft dodger for refusing to be inducted into the U.S. Army.

In the 1990s, Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, Majority Leader Tom DeLay, and other congressional Republicans, most of whom avoided serving in Vietnam, denounced President Bill Clinton as a "draft dodger" for using student deferments to get out of a war he didn't believe in.

Make a draft dodger for a door.

The next day, Mr. Milosevic was stunned to see Politika, the leading pro-government daily in Belgrade, denouncing Mr. Clinton as a scandal-tainted draft dodger looking for photo opportunities.

Dorothy Stier, who has breast cancer, is haunted by decades-old doubts about her decision to spurn her draft dodger boyfriend, Billy McMann, for a comfortably bourgeois life with a stuffy Republican husband.

Many of Clinton's political enemies painted him as a draft dodger with no respect for the military (the debate over homosexuals in the armed forces was far more divisive then, with some seeing a hippie president running roughshod over the Pentagon) and this helped drive the militia movement that spawned Timothy McVeigh.

Ted Nugent, alleged draft dodger and Donald Trump supporter, may run for Senate for the state of Michigan in 2018. .

During a floor speech last month, she also called Trump a "five-deferment draft dodger" as she slammed the president for criticizing Democrats' support for the military.

Might Trump, who has never studied the dynamics of conflict and was a persistent draft dodger when he was eligible for military service, have leaped at the lure of the pro-Western statements from the rebels and not noticed that Erdogan was still at large?

(Enlisted men had little use for Sinatra, who was disparaged as a draft dodger and seducer).

28], Gary Giddins writes that in World War II, "Enlisted men had little use for" Frank Sinatra, "who was disparaged as a draft dodger and seducer".