Sentence examples for evades and from inspiring English sources

If that evades (and it might) then use ground chili powder instead.

Dunbar – shambling one moment and cocky the next – is terrific, offering all the contradictions of Tommy, who both evades and takes responsibility.

But the virus mutates and evades the offensive, so the body produces new antibodies that the virus then evades and the war goes on.

What is significant about Shakespeare, however, is not what he shows us about consciousness but rather what he chooses not to show: he excludes, omits, evades, and avoids the representation of inner life.

Nevertheless, our understanding of how HCMV evades and modulates intrinsic immune sensors and effectors during infection remains superficial.

M. tuberculosis evades and replicates within host cells, giving rise to granulomatous tubercular lesions primarily found in the lungs.

Simultaneously ubiquitous and inscrutable, conscience both calls to and evades us, and literature makes its home in such paradoxical territory.

Populists systematically evade and override these checks on executive power.

The Beguins refused to accept this situation and began to evade and confront the inquisitorial machine.

He evaded and I pursued, over and over until the smile faded into a scowl.

Is George Osborne serious about his budget promise to collect £5bn extra in evaded and avoided tax?