The handful of American reporters nodded respectfully, before steering the questions back to Maier.
Mr. Friedlander never wavers, deftly dodging questions, steering a conversation in a direction that plays to his strength.
During a press briefing on Monday, Mr. Johnson chose to emphasize Dr. King's focus on poverty and justice, steering away from questions about race.
Yet even as Mr. Bush took shots at Democrats, he did try to walk a careful line, steering clear of questions that might put him too much in the thick of the race.
And we'll also be steering clear of questions about the candidates' wives, ministers, churches, childhoods, vacations, and birth certificates.
Consider your strengths and weaknesses ––while some firms are steering clear of this question, most still raise it as a way to work out if you've considered this aspect of yourself.
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Flashback: In the spring, Clinton had amassed a streak of steering clear of reporters' questions.
On the contentious issue of Islam, for example, Le Pen has avoided religious specifics, steering the conversation toward questions of values and national security; Wilders has always been imperious, writing on his blog last summer, that "the Netherlands has had enough of Islam," and, on another occasion, calling the Koran the "Mein Kampf" of Islam.
Merely limiting the access to personal information does not do justice to the issues here, and the more fundamental question lies in steering the users' behavior of sharing.
Also, take an active role steering the discussion onto the immediate question if the discussion veers into the topic of one of the unasked questions.
