Sentence examples for rather dodged from inspiring English sources

These Booker prize longlist writers have rather dodged Huckleberry Finn, Jane Eyre and To the Lighthouse.

Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, rather dodged the question from the Guardian of whether the rancour around his ultimately failed campaign for Scottish independence may reshape fan views on a football meeting with the Auld Enemy.

I think that report rather dodged around that kind of issue".

"Let me start by saying David Gauke was saying that tax dodging is wrong and I personally haven't dodged tax.

So how was this dodged?

£120bn tax dodged," it said.

Others have sometimes been dodged or caricatured.

Public employees have so far dodged that bullet.

The East Coast native dodged bullets while serving in Vietnam.

He disliked, and sometimes dodged, painful arguments with awkward colleagues.

But a dodged bullet is still a bullet.