Sentence examples similar to evaded any influence from inspiring English sources

It cannot be evaded any more".

In writing my review, I evaded any moral or political judgment, but the question preoccupied me.

Volkswagen's C.E.O., Martin Winterkorn, lost his job due to the scandal, but so far he has evaded any criminal charges.

His interest in the Scots Enlightenment has so far evaded any students of Murdoch's media output.

I also knew that I hadn't evaded any taxes.

Banksy's public offering comes along with a lawyer's footnote that attempts to evade any legal trouble by claiming the stunt, "is in no way meant to influence the choices of the electorate, has no monetary value, is for amusement purposes only and is strictly not for resale".

The radicals were also clever about evading any questions that could incriminate them.

First, it has to remain unrecognized by the human immune system — to evade any protective antibodies.

Listening and wanting are intricately entangled, in ways that may evade any measure.

Beltrán said she did not show much, so they did not have to evade any questions.

The Saturday article as I understand it evades any close connection with rapidly decomposing news.