Sentence examples similar to sidestep feeling from inspiring English sources

Quite a few Muslim American respondents also wanted to sidestep feelings of fear because, in short, they don't think they should have to feel afraid in America a country that explicitly protects freedom of religion.

A person with good EQ will also sidestep any feelings of superiority or contempt toward others.

Perhaps the Democrats are also feeling a little guilty about sidestepping a special election.

Mr. Hurd sidestepped a question about whether H.P. was feeling pressure from Dell's entrance into the retail market.

But just as important is being able to move in the pocket and Tom does a good job of feeling the pressure and knowing how to sidestep or step up".

Then we sidestep to his UK childhood, resenting his twin sister's share of parental affection, and feeling isolated among peers because – an exotic quirk, this – he has a dad.

In addition to helping you sidestep that bloated feeling, this is also a tried-and-true intuitive-eating tactic that can help you build a healthier relationship with food in general.

In doing so "Alita" neatly sidesteps the uncanny valley feelings that doomed so many previous sci-fi efforts and ensures this creation fits convincingly in a live-action film.

To sidestep this, writer/director Amy Heckerling simply invented her own authentic-feeling teen-speak – "They're way existential" – and garb.

Within all my scenarios, there is this feeling that the physical activity of urinating must be sidestepped lest it quench one's hunger to work.

In the biologists' camp, however, there is a feeling that the linguists do not yet fully understand how well the new techniques sidestep the pitfalls of the older method.