Sentence examples for evade the blame from inspiring English sources
In his history of the Army of Tennessee, Thomas Connelly condemned Polk's "remarkable ability to evade the blame for situations that were the result of … flaws in his character".
She was simply rebutting the defence-lawyer's line that crime was all society's fault, which had been recycled by so many criminals in an attempt to evade the blame for their misdeeds.
But that, in turn, would probably lessen his standing among all-important independent voters, who are said to be looking for a president who defuses partisan tensions, rather than inflaming them.In all likelihood, then, the economy will still be in a shambles when Mr Obama faces the voters next year, and he will struggle to evade the blame.
Much later, Marilyn Monroe would feign a similar naïveté in films like "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" to evade the censors (she clearly couldn't be blamed for something she wasn't conscious of), and for a while it worked for Betty, too.
But they evade the central problem: when you tell people stories that you promise will explain the world, you can't blame them for taking them at face value.
I cannot evade the title.
Pathogens evolve to evade the evasions.
Both evade the responsibility of moderation.
"I am not blaming wardens, but it's really stupid if extremely educated professors in a premier university who preach stuff in classes resort to stupid, quick solutions just to evade the matter".
Can Hollywood Evade the Death Eaters?
