Sentence examples for sidestep from from inspiring English sources

Ryan's sidestep from Rand was politically essential.

Witty and satirical, Tuf Voyaging is an entertaining sidestep from Martin's more serious work.

But it takes only a small sidestep from this default position for Trail of Dead to be thrilling.

Playing a cinephile family man implicated in a murder in a Goa village, Devgn is taking a sidestep from his more flamboyant chest-baring extravanganzas.

And encountering Austen on a screen is a mere sidestep from the book, compared with the loss of "achieved otherness" when her personal, handwritten manuscripts were turned into cold, hard, typeset books.

The phrase "The Devil Can Ride" refers to a motorcycle's perceived ability to let you surrender to your darker sides when riding, whether that means becoming an outlaw or simply participating in a sport that is a little sidestep from the mores of polite society.

So The Caretaker might run the risk of repeating itself, except for the fact that both of those episodes amounted to slight curios, sidesteps from the main narrative when they were giving Karen Gillan a week off.

Bloc was a strange, transient paradise where we sidestepped from jungle to techno via a stuffed crust pizza.

I was acutely aware of the risks, the possible pitfalls in sidestepping from journalism to musical theater, and I knew all too well my weaknesses and my strengths.

Then, in a scramble to have it passed during Lame Duck session -- when members of the House could vote as they pleased before leaving office -- the legislative process was sidestepped from start to finish.

Every Night I Say a Prayer, released through the relaunched Trax Records for Record Store Day, is another sidestep away from the pop mainstream and comes with a brilliantly slinky remix from Tensnake, who surrounds the song with the soft patter of intricate drum claps and 80s-era synth lines.