Sentence examples for recently dodged from inspiring English sources

Gov. George E. Pataki, a politician who even some admirers say has made a career by committing to very little publicly, recently dodged a question about whether he might consider issuing a report card like Mr. Bloomberg's.

To sum up the argument, Abraham recently dodged his comic death (Denise took his arrow through the eye) and I thought that meant that he was being primed to be killed in the finale instead, as I couldn't think of another reason to keep him alive.

It's really uncommon for police to name people without charges, especially if they've recently dodged a hail of bullets.

Micheal Vonn, policy director at the BC Civil Liberties Association, said the disclosure of victim information was "shocking". It's really uncommon for police to name people without charges, especially if they've recently dodged a hail of bullets.

He has refused to release income tax returns from before 2010, and he recently dodged a question about whether the effective rate on his taxes had ever been below the 13.9% rate he paid in 2010.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry recently dodged a question about personhood at a town hall event in Kansas, and Herman Cain said in October that he believes life begins at conception but it's "not the government's role... to make that decision".

More recently she has dodged the question.

During a hearing in front of the Senate about Trump's recently released budget, DeVos dodged Democrat's questions and instead said that schools must follow federal law.

More recently, in a Senate hearing, Harbert repeatedly dodged questions about whether she thinks emissions generated by the burning of fossil fuels are causing the climate to change.

The boxer dodged answering questions on the topic when recently pressed by ESPN's "Outside The Lines".

When The Boston Globe recently asked Cabrera about Boston's failure to re-sign him, he dodged the question and said, "I'll probably say something I shouldn't".