Sentence examples for skirted over from inspiring English sources
Julian Hall of The Independent criticized it for a lack of inside stories about The Simpsons, writing that "Cartwright never allows you to become bored but that means some issues are skirted over faster than American closing credits on television.
The 21st century, however, is almost skirted over.
The Scottish issue is another factor that the defence review team has skirted over.
In the war scenes that make up the bulk of the movie, his sexuality is skirted over.
We've all avoided telling them an awkward detail or subtly skirted over something we'd rather they didn't know.
They served to reaffirm Japanese identity just as China was influencing it with a writing system and new culture.But the myths skirted over an awkward historical fact.
Tom, Niamh's father and Emma's partner, said mildly: "They completely skirt over bottle feeding.
But she is incapable, or unwilling, to skirt over politics in the way other authors of her generation often do.
What they like to skirt over is that the latest results show another side to the modern way of life at Old Trafford.
Ultimately, as psychologist Steven Hayes once said, we shouldn't skirt over difficult emotions in order to "feel better". .
He also skirts over the fact that Scotland qualified for four other world cups since 1978.
