Sentence examples for skirt the topic from inspiring English sources

She asks her own excruciating question: "How do you parent without a future?" At first, I avoided reading Rapp's book and tried to skirt the topic of grieving parents altogether.

If you have trouble dealing with it, you may wish to skirt the topic of religion altogether.

Mr Thaksin skirts the topic but insists he is ready to make peace and return home.

In the year or so since Kamcord first popped up at a Y Combinator Demo Day, Zitzmann has liked to skirt around the topic of monetization.

He skirts around the topic of last year's bombings, but sticks mostly to economic issues.

Just know that she's skirting around the topic, despite DeGeneres flashing a huge photo of her and the choreographer together on the screen behind them to give the conversation context.

"The Body Book" author, 41, and Madden, 35, have been mum on their relationship status, with Madden skirting around the topic when radio host Ryan Seacrest brought it up on his morning show late last month.

Rather than skirt the issue of Iran on the assumption that Mr Bush's successor will be much more doveish, Mr Brown threatened tougher sanctions against Tehran.Still, the prime minister could have elaborated on some topics.

Marijuana legalization consistently tops the list of public requests for topics in Obama's twitter town halls, and the president consistently skirts the issue.

But this is the topic you skirt.

And if the skirts-versus-shorts question sounds frivolous, even offensive, the topic of women's gear in sports is real, with several major sporting bodies – notably in soccer and badminton – having publicly urged women to wear tighter shorts or skirts, on the grounds that it would make the sports more appealing.