Sentence examples for you sidestep from inspiring English sources

You sidestep crowds taking pictures of cosplayers – they're the fans that make their own fans as they go.

Framing this as an ethical dilemma about whether to tell the cat's owner lets you sidestep your own role in the cat's death.

Puréeing lets you sidestep this issue: you keep the peel, and the flavor, but your food processor pulverizes the fibers, even if you use thick spears.

Peking duck and pork dumplings are not bad, especially when fried and when you sidestep the duck's candy-apple-sweet dipping sauce.

You sidestep the crowd and head for one of the grandest buildings in New York, Stanford White's sumptuous palazzo wrapped in white marble with its vast staircase, under which a man is playing jazz on a grand piano.

"Whoever'd run up, he'd run at him and then run over him," his former Bills teammate Booker Edgerson, a defensive back, told Jeff Miller in "Going Long," a history of the A.F.L. "A lot of guys said, 'Why don't you sidestep and run around?' He said: 'I want to teach them a lesson.

If you're too nervous about saying, "I like you," you can sidestep the situation by just asking your crush to hang out.

You sidestepped the whole big-government-versus-small-government question.

By focusing on the phrase "paper of record," you sidestepped the point of Mr. Kreines's criticism, whatever it might have been.

You sidestepped the larger issue here: Mr. Andrews now lacks credibility about economic issues because he was so forthright about many of his multiple financial missteps in order, it seems, to get a big payday from his forthcoming book.

By focusing on the good things and the things that propel you into the future, you can sidestep images of your ex boss looming large when you're asked "So, why did you leave your job?".