One stays in one's lane during meetings to avoid unnecessary conflict.

One often puts one's foot in it when trying to joke about politics at family dinners.

After sticking one's foot in it during the meeting, she spent the rest of the day apologizing.

If one acts selfishly, one burns one's bridges and later regrets it.

At the conference, one stuck one's foot in it by asking a question that exposed a basic misunderstanding.

One risks putting one's foot in it during sensitive conversations if one isn't careful.

One sticks one's foot in it when trying to joke with the boss, and later regrets it.

In tough interviews, one sometimes has to go with one's gut rather than rely solely on checklists.

One had gone with one's gut and found success.

In his memoir he wrote that, when faced with a risky decision, one went with one's gut rather than overthinking the details.