Hollande can no longer keep evading the European issue, however divisive it is for his own people.
But words are truants; they keep evading the rules, and this must be because semantic slipperiness is just a built-in feature of language.
And yet, we cannot afford to keep evading it.
When we keep evading experiences out of fear that we are not yet enough, we never give ourselves a chance to feel enough as we are.
In the meantime, Aziz and Ali will keep evading danger and threats from the Taliban, while a federal government committee from the country they risked their lives for, slowly decides their fate. .
For every crisply evocative sentence, there's a clunker like this one: "How the old life he was partly subconsciously, but to some extent intentionally, trying to evade kept persisting, seeping into his new-cum-old world".
They date to the mid-'60s, when the state passed a permanent sales tax and, to keep residents from evading it and ostensibly to protect local merchants, began requiring its residents to pay the same 5% on items bought elsewhere that they would "use" within Massachusetts.
"It's seen as an abhorrent weakness to be kept hidden and evaded, or counteracted through some form of reactive aggression".
