Sentence examples similar to sidestep forecasting from inspiring English sources

But often, it seems, success imposes on such trailblazers a countervailing duty to minimize the social challenges that make their stories so extraordinary, and to sidestep "the great task remaining before us," as Lincoln summed up the racial forecast for the nation he had just preserved.

I didn't sidestep.

Some works sidestep race altogether.

My advice to sidestep them?

Sometimes, he could sidestep peril.

Er sidestep to the left!

Wilson knew how to sidestep that problem.

Some try to sidestep him completely.

They comfortably sidestep the word addict.

But we routinely sidestep this particular gamble.

This is, perhaps, too neat a sidestep.