Sentence examples for escaping responsibility from inspiring English sources

Men have always known that sports are, in fact, the ideal way of escaping responsibility, and Title IX, the great leveler, has let women in on the secret.

The captain sees most clearly the suffering of his humblest passengers, and also sees most clearly that assigning causes for that suffering, speaking of its horror, analyzing it, is a way of escaping responsibility for doing anything about it.

Where were the grown-ups when 13-year-old Nathaniel Brazill took a gun and bullets from a cookie box in his grandfather's bedroom and shot his English teacher at school in West Palm Beach, Fla.? Nathaniel is being tried as an adult, while thousands of adult gun owners are escaping responsibility for safe storage of their guns and ammunition.

Procrastination is not a means of escaping responsibilities as most people feel, instead it makes the task more tasking at the end.

"But his society cannot escape responsibility for those crimes.

And architects, Mr. Ferguson believes, cannot escape responsibility.

Isolation has helped them to stoke paranoia, justify repression and escape responsibility for their peoples' suffering.

"I'm not trying to escape responsibility, but Judy was a very active client.

Executives are being allowed to escape responsibility for wrongdoing no matter how egregious.

But when East Germany finally implodes, she cannot escape responsibility for her earlier terrorism in the West.

Companies like Wells Fargo "use these fine-print gotchas to escape responsibility", said Clinton.