Sentence examples for sidestep reality from inspiring English sources

Yossi Beilin and Yasir Abed Rabbo sidestep reality: there is no partnership in the Middle East today on which their "return to negotiation" can be predicated.

Mr. Roth deftly sidesteps reality even while apparently embracing it.

But makers now sidestep that reality by not calling their products anything.

ARIEL LEVY: The thing about ending on a wedding — as so many romantic comedies do — is that you get to sidestep the reality of marriage.

In fleeing from this familiar way of thinking about race, we sidestep the reality that a new multiracial community could flourish and evolve at black America's expense.

Third, most Western reports on China's social trust system sidestep the reality that there are different cultural expectations of the government in China than in other countries.

I don't wish to sidestep the reality of so many children's lives, but I do believe that we need to hold out happiness as an option.

I'm merely suggesting that a report calling for improvement of addiction treatment cannot sidestep the reality that they are not professional care and should never have been sold as such.

Such arguments sidestep certain realities, beginning with the emphasis on 1944 as a potentially pivotal year for Jewish rescue.

There's something subversive, too, about making this kind of movie about Belfast in the late 70s, rejecting the screen cliches without ever sidestepping the reality of those troubled times.

But Facebook is sidestepping that reality by being opaque about its processes and failing to acknowledge there are wider privacy implications to its data-grabbing ways (Packet Storm goes into one possible unpleasant scenario of the current Facebook data-harvesting process here).