Sentence examples for evaded the sort of from inspiring English sources

For years, the decisions of the television academy evaded the sort of heated reactions sparked by the Oscars, Grammys or even Tonys mainly because no one cared that much.

It somehow evaded the grasp of all the garage-rock connoisseurs and labels that specialize in unearthing this sort of stuff... until now.

Rather than creating a new culture of trust, it simply evaded the issue of trust entirely.

And yet the law had already permitted Jones to ask, and required Clinton to answer under oath, the sort of aggressively intrusive questions any man would do what he could to evade, the law be damned.

It would have to regain the sort of control over the NHS in England that the Scottish and Welsh governments have over their NHS, in order to evade EU law.

This sort of thinking evades the notion of cycles and encourages a linear concept of time.

You want people to remember you might not make it from Malaysia to China, possibly going underwater or being hijacked or being the first air vessel to have passed into the newly established multiverse to forever evade the collapse of society like some sort of Magic Malaysian School Bus.

Suleiman finds a sort of peace in Cairo; evades the pain of exile.

(And on top of that, it evaded the commission).

A sort of sanctioned Hollywood boycott of Woody Allen actually allows us to evade the discomfort of exercising that tricky ethical choice because we can follow the herd.

Both evade the responsibility of moderation.