Sentence examples for away from the issue of from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt understood the politics, and stayed away from the issue of segregation.

So running away from the issue of denial is counter-productive and unscientific.

Flake couldn't seem to stay away from the issue of whether legislators carry out the will of their constituents.

I realise that, unlike me, they cannot just wake up one day and walk away from the issue of homosexuality.

"We can't get away from the issue of institutional racism," said Anne Simmons, president at dRush, a joint venture of Deutsch Inc. and Rush Communications.

'You gotta get your photo taken with them,' Belinda tells me, mercifully moving away from the issue of my personal hygiene and pointing at the dancers.

The party had been shying away from the issue for years, afraid of losing elections if they pushed it.

Fast forwarding through other notable campaigns (sadly including that of the person whose name is at the top of this web site), to those chronicled by Rich's article, it should be obvious that the only take-away from the issue of money and campaigns is that money can buy exposure (lead a horse to water), but can't move a voting lever (make him drink)!

His drawing, akin to some done by Dix and Grosz, shy away from the issues of class conflict that inflamed both of those other artists.

He has also said the presidential race should stay away from the issues of "guns, God and gays" and focus on jobs, health care and foreign policy.

Schad's drawing, however, are at least akin to some done by Dix and Grosz, entailing narrative and shock, although Schad's work still shies away from the issues of class conflict that inflamed both of those other artists.