Sentence examples for either sidestep from inspiring English sources

He stepped directly in my path and said, with conviction in his eyes, "Zero Trust is a buzzword, dude". Now, my immediate response to anyone who stands directly in my path is usually to either sidestep them and move on or drop my shoulder and make them regret their foolish positioning.

Goldin, as a child, either sidestepped or cast off the parental approval that Barbara sought.

A handful of Republican lawmakers either sidestepped the controversy or did not directly denounce the president's comments.

In this instance he either misconstrued or sidestepped my question.

These votes weren't outright rejections either, he said, but sidesteps, "saying [each amendment was] not germane for the purposes of this budget resolution".

The appointment of either one would sidestep a potentially divisive factional dispute, would look forward rather than backward, and unify the party behind a progressive leader.

The negative environmental side effects of this will have to either be tolerated or be sidestepped by geoengineering in order to have it both ways — a materialistic growth-oriented world and relatively undisturbed climate.

"Shutting down the streets, this is punk rock!," declares Aoki, either oblivious to or simply sidestepping the irony of a rave literally organized by the mayor.

"Shutting down the streets, this is punk rock!", declares Aoki, either oblivious to or simply sidestepping the irony of a rave literally organised by the mayor.

This was't just a random sidestep into the surreal, either.

The actions sidestepped a deadline to either suspend the 108-seat Northern IrelAssemblymbly, set up under the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement, or call new elections.