Sentence examples for evade calling from inspiring English sources

The ways modern girls evade calling each other "girls" are myriad, but most of them take on the same semi-ironic tone, mocking the days when femininity, monolithic as it was, could be neatly contained within the parameters of a word.

All but the lead vehicle turned off their headlights to evade lookouts, called "falcons," who work for La Familia Michoacana, the brutal Mexican cartel that controls the drug trade.

The journalists whose questions they strive to evade rarely call their bluffs or press hard for detailed elaboration lest they look too partisan or pushy to a media-wary public.

Huawei equipment is widely installed in Europe and European governments have so far evaded calls by the U.S. to boycott the company.

Please, let's not try to evade this issue by calling it partisan.

A 2011 study published in the journal Animal Cognition found that even expertly trained dogs and the most professional handlers cannot evade what is called the Clever Hans effect.

Mr Juppe warned that Damascus was actively trying to evade sanctions and called for a solid international response to such "manoeuvres".

It has become such common knowledge that a mafia kingpin who continued to evade prosecution was called "teflon Don".

Yet the Park Poet, as I started calling her, had evaded the net.

Can a U.S. citizen — himself or through another — use the U.S. judicial system to vindicate his constitutional rights while simultaneously evading U.S. law enforcement authorities, calling for "jihad against the West," and engaging in operational planning for an organization that has already carried out numerous terrorist attacks against the United States?

This blog established the prize in response to attempts by economists to evade responsibility for the crisis by calling it an unpredictable, "Black Swan" event.