Sentence examples for escape the issue from inspiring English sources

"We cannot escape the issue by remaining sceptical and waiting for more light, because, although we do avoid error in that way if religion be untrue, we lose the good, if it be true, just as certainly as if we positively chose to disbelieve" (26).

While most said that their state's lack of female congressional lawmakers had little to do with their decision to run, the women agreed that they still couldn't escape the issue of gender — and the dearth of female politicians — in their race.

"It was just this safe little cocoon, this bubble, a very safe place to escape the issues of the day: Vietnam and poverty and racism".

But that didn't mean he escaped the issue entirely.

British officials, knowing that the bombers were likely trying to escape the country, issued an emergency directive: "Close England".

However, the Rastafarians couldn't escape the broader social issues in the country, which are often closely linked to land ownership.

Every other structure in the three-acre campus -- theater, conference center, education building -- faces toward the museum so that, Mr. Gehry said, "families and children are constantly in view, in your face, so that you never escape from the issue of what this place is about".

No candidate will be able to escape addressing the issue within a few months.

Still, it's hard to escape the fact that social issues were behind her loss: Bair once explained that her fund-raising suffered because, unlike most Republicans, she didn't have access to the donor lists of right-to-life groups.

I also managed to escape the food and body issues that so many women struggle with — I've considered my body pretty much perfect since adolescence, and have never wanted to starve, cut or otherwise punish it.

But there can be no escaping the wider issues of his season, whatever he might say to the contrary.