Sentence examples for without dodging from inspiring English sources

Others, shy at first, open up and improve as the session progresses; Alsop's guidance is upfront and encouraging, without dodging the difficult issues.

I'm hoping Up Down Man can do the same thing: celebrate the value and uniqueness of people with learning disabilities without dodging some of the difficult realities".

In the week leading up to the event, it becomes impossible to walk through a park, bazaar or busy square without dodging firecrackers and other combustible paraphernalia, tossed freely under the feet of innocent pedestrians.

Twelve years ago, a stop sign was installed on the corner of my property, so that neighborhood children could play more safely and other cars could navigate turns without dodging a speeding motorist.

Today, you can't go for a drive to the supermarket, or take your kids to school, without dodging potholes and disrepair.

At the fabled Cliffs of Moher, we were able to hike along the breathtaking paths at the cliffs' edge without dodging hordes of other tourists, giving us the time and space to take in the views and snap photos at our leisure.

Was it the practices without baskets, the drills dodging National Guard maneuvers or maybe the practice that was delayed because of the corpse on the court?

Still, the recent announcement from the News Corporation and NBC Universal of a new online video venture shows a big change in how traditional media companies are trying to confront their digital futures without looking like dinosaurs dodging comets.

After he became the Tories' treasurer in 1998, this made him a target of newspaper attacks; he was accused of dodging tax and, without evidence, of exerting undue influence on Belize's government and of being under investigation for drug-smuggling.

You do this without warning and at speed, including dodging into a gap where there doesn't seem to be enough space for your car.

It is difficult to walk 20 blocks in Manhattan without encountering one or two cyclists who prefer dodging pedestrians to dodging trucks -- often doing so, in my experience, with a serious attitude of entitlement.