Sentence examples for escape the question from inspiring English sources

Bernie Sanders could not escape the question.

I am not trying to escape the question.

But he has not been able to escape the question of his endorsement, and in interviews has played down its hypothetical importance.

Some pro-Europeans like to escape the question by insisting that the referendum was only "advisory" and that the 52% figure is illusory, in that only 37% of the electorate actually voted to leave.

That conflation is part of what makes it impossible for Haze to escape the question of redemption, even if he wants to answer it in a way that's at odds with how, for example, his grandfather, the preacher, would answer it.

In any case, this episode performs a symbolic function in the novel in many different senses — the way a person wanders into a world from which he can never escape, the question of who it is that fills up the empty spaces, the inevitability with which night follows day.

It is hard to escape the questions -- "Why so late?" and "Why only now?" -- that Elie Wiesel asked in a speech at the opening of the recent Conference on Holocaust-Era Assets, held at the Holocaust Museum in Washington.

They believe that only by challenging the need to make deep cuts now can Labour escape the questions - "Aren't these cuts your fault?" and "What would you do?" Why is Alan Johnson the shadow chancellor?

And once we know about the problem and the human lives imprisoned and scarred by it, human conscience cannot escape the questions: "If not this, what?

(Even when she's traveling, Chen can't escape the questions. She said that an airport customs officer who, upon learning she worked at Instagram, asked her if he should be using filters on his photos).

Even after she accepts Renjun's help in escaping, the question as to whether they will remain "friends" or become "lovers" is left unresolved.