Sentence examples for sidestep of from inspiring English sources
They called it a historic sidestep of Turkey's secular principles, in which religion is meant to be separate from politics.
His delicate sidestep of Amendment One, a ballot initiative to be decided May 8 that would recognize marriage between a man and a woman as the only legal domestic partnership in North Carolina, is seen by some as another sign that he is not fully committed to gay rights — an interpretation that could dampen the enthusiasm of the young voters he is trying to court.
Apple's nifty sidestep of DRM and the carrier's download lock on music attacks both Amazon and MySpace Music where they live.
Hickenlooper's immediate reaction following the Aurora was more-or-less a sidestep of the issue of gun control in Colorado.
Such a concise answer coming from your average human would seem a potentially artificial and dubious sidestep of Seller's question.
Hickenlooper's evolving stance on stricter gun control continues to become clearer but stands in stark contrast to his reaction immediately following the Aurora theater massacre which was more-or-less a sidestep of the issue of gun control in Colorado.
That is, they can simply jump or sidestep out of the way.
But much sidestepping of the law appears independent of the intellectual disability involved.
In no other area of government would such a sinister sidestepping of democratic process be tolerated".
Ms. Quinn is known for a brash style that can often abrade, and her sidestepping of intimate settings like those at forums can be strategic, political analysts say.
Tóibín's simultaneous allusion to and sidestepping of the older myths, his lithe entwining of mimicry and innovation, give his novel a very Euripidean feel.
