Sentence examples for has not dodged from inspiring English sources

Richard has not dodged this bullet either.

Fifth, if this column has neglected popular religiosity, it has not dodged the great challenge to faith — and to the systematic examination of faith that is theology — posed by the existence of evil.

Michael Katsidis, who won a lot of friends by destroying Kevin Mitchell in front of his East End fans last month, is adamant he has not dodged proposed fights with Amir Khan and the rising Manchester lightweight John Murray.

Rodgers, to his credit, has not dodged the forensic examination his methods have received this season - but his outpouring of joy as Glen Johnson's 85th-minute header gave Liverpool a 1-0 win against Stoke City at Anfield hinted at sheer relief as well as elation.

This is why Obama has tried to steer away from the confrontational politics of the Clinton-Bush era, but has not dodged the taboos that the prior generation assiduously avoided from the death penalty to Social Security.

HOUSTON, May 16 — Russ Springer's first pitch would have hit Barry Bonds in the buttocks if Bonds had not dodged it.

He said that if there were any songs censored, he was not told.Despite playing "Street Fighting Man", which seems astonishingly provocative in the context, the Stones have not dodged censure entirely.

The prime minister said he and his wife, Lucy, had been very fortunate in their lives and had "more wealth than most Australians", but they had sought to give back to the community and had not dodged their tax obligations.

Over the years, the Oilers have not dodged anyone, making regular appearances at high-caliber tournaments like the Michelle Carew Classic.

First, it can cause us to lose sight of the awfulness we haven't dodged.

"Fresh Eggs" would have been more rewarding, however, if the author hadn't dodged the issues his novel raises by having Calvin's daughter grow feathers.