Sentence examples for skirt this issue from inspiring English sources

Perhaps recast the sentence: "Unlike a legal proceeding, the Freeh inquiry did not involve sworn testimony, and …" (Trying to skirt this issue by using a phrase like "unlike in a legal proceeding" is no better, since "unlike" is a preposition and should be followed by a noun or pronoun, not another preposition).

The rather bland conclusion that ferrets should keep being used seems to skirt this issue.

At any rate, the third example skirts this issue.

GQ, like many outlets, skirts this issue by including links in its Instagram profile ― which users can click on.

Lovell skirts around this issue, but I find it hard to tell whether she's dropping hints or I'm imagining too much.

Lost in Showbiz has a terrible feeling that reporters skirted around this issue in fear of mockery, cruel voices suggesting that Lohan really hasn't had any kind of cinematic comeback whatsoever, and that a minor film festival has made up an award in order to give it to her, thus whipping up some much- needed publicity.

The manuscript skirts around this issue, and does not really address how to build the present complex into a functional Rev RRE complex, or how all of the structures may or not be consistent with that functional complex.

In the indictment, prosecutors seemed to skirt the issue.