Sentence examples for means to step back from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ury calls this "going to the balcony," which means to step back, let emotions simmer down and cultivate a more objective view of what the sides have in common.

Many of these portraits reenactments created during Traina's lowest points—are a means to step back, self-reflect, and process it all.

A hard question here is where the Brotherhood is meant to step back to, other than out of politics entirely.

" Too much of that could mean time to step back.

The two teens don't know each other, but Theodore decides to save Violet, which means he has to step back from the brink.

So, Matty D., the next time you think about cutting off a black woman to "Damonsplain" what diversity means, I encourage you to step back and learn from what some of these black folks have had to say on the topic.

"Someone at Amazon (and this means Jeff Bezos, no doubt) needs to step back a little from the relentless hunt for profit at whatever cost to think about the social and cultural environment in which Amazon operates.

Frydenberg continued on Friday to dead bat questions about whether Canberra would countenance a trading scheme for the electricity sector, or push the federal renewable energy target out beyond 2020 as a means of allowing the states to step back from their schemes.

He says, this time, he has learned to step back – even if it means withdrawing from what appears to be the part of game creation most important to him.

For a lot of communities that means realigning women as leaders and allowing women to step back into those roles.

I wanted to step back and think about what automation in general means for humans.