Sentence examples for fudge something from inspiring English sources
In the space opened up by these currents, a hope remains that we might fudge something through our own sluggish systems.
In the US, Vani Hari is better known as the Food Babe and she has garnered a huge following by making claims that non-organic apples can be more fattening than hot fudge sundaes (something to do with the buildup of pesticides in your body) and that bread is made out of yoga mats (it's not).
Have a chocolate fudge coated something that looks so fattening it just screams "eat me".
They can even fudge facts to make something look true when it's not (falsehood posing as truth, like those AAA-rated "liar" loan-filled mortgage securities).
However, that was made up for by a confection listed as Caribbean fudge, involving a slab of something dark and sticky topped by cream cheese and cream.
"What gets us in real trouble," he said, "is when we try to fudge things and pretend that something is in the direct interest of both the government and the financial institutions when it in fact costs the banks money or increases their risk levels".
Twenty-something women who fudge their birthdays say they get the message that they must be younger, ever younger, to succeed at love, at work and in the marketplace as a catered-to consumer.
Unless something makes it less attractive to them to sometimes fudge their allegations, we're not going to change anything".
But it's fudged, and there is something wildly and unintentionally pompous and preposterous about Ben, who is against "organised religion" but appears to think Buddhism is somehow ethically and intellectually superior to Christianity.
