Sentence examples similar to to dodge doing something from inspiring English sources

Head of the Economics department at City University, Professor Michael Ben-Gad, thinks sanctions against oligarchs are just a way for Western politicians to appear to be "doing something" while dodging any of the grief they would get from the kind of policy that might force Putin to actually back down.

You dodge backlash by doing something masculine (saying no) in a feminine way (being nice and showing that you're a "good team player").

He dodged the bullet of being judged for doing something right, and I dodged the bullet of not having a blessing said over my life that had no moral courage behind it.

Anyone who argues that doing something about global warming will be too expensive is dodging just how expensive unmitigated climate change is already proving to be.

If the baby abuser is doing something else just pack up and leave but if the baby abuser tries to stop you say "Dodges!

But it meant something to do something.

He had to do something.

I want to do something".

She had to do something.

To do something.

-- to do something -- anything!