Sentence examples for impossible to sidestep from inspiring English sources

It was impossible to sidestep these plush colossi, who strolled around, shaking children's hands and waving at the stalled traffic.

The Internet was so unpopulated that Mr. Hipschman's domain registrar allowed him two liberties in naming the site: picking the extension "edu" even though the museum is not an academic institution, a rule impossible to sidestep today; and selecting a name with more than 12 characters, a number that has since increased to 63 to accommodate the millions of sites that followed.

In his memoir, Pramoedya describes the moment when he realized that it would be impossible for him to sidestep politics, in his life or his work: "There is good politics and there is dirty politics," a friend tells him.

Given his prominence, it would be impossible for Mr. Zhang to sidestep what some Chinese leaders call a cultural rivalry with the West.

My advice to sidestep them?

Wilson knew how to sidestep that problem.

Some try to sidestep him completely.

It suits him to sidestep categorisation.

She avoided attention, and tried to sidestep even departmental recognition.

"So I tried to sidestep the invisible guy.

Pandora managed to sidestep the debate over underpricing an I.P.O.