| The traditional food expert, whose name evades me, insisted that carrots very rarely had a role to play in the kitchens of Ireland in years gone by. |
| So by claiming to shun public attention he evades confrontations and intensifies public curiosity. |
| But the international dimension of the internet has helped to safeguard freedom, because a decentralised medium evades the rule of law in specific jurisdictions. |
| The fact that mind evades complete objectification is not a signal of its irreducibility to mechanics. |
| In the 1999 film starring pierce Brosnan, an art thief evades capture by hiding in plain sight. |
| The film wears all its anachronisms on its sleeve and evades any of the empty solemnity that is often associated with tales of love and sword fights. |
