sideliner

[ sahyd-lahy-ner ]

noun

1. a person who is on the sidelines and does not participate in an activity or situation.

Example Sentences

The more apolitical Stressed Sideliner type makes up relatively less of the electorate compared to all of the other right or left-leaning groups.

From BBC

Gabriela, 44-years-old, is a floating voter - and Pew's research dubs this group Stressed Sideliner.

From BBC

Still, we’d have liked to see TNT sideliner Kristen Ledlow coax more barks from players and fewer clichés.

From Los Angeles Times

Osorio again was not on the sideliner Thursday night.

From Washington Times

The tents have been popping up on NFL and college football sidelines —college’s No. 1 team, Alabama, helped create and back a company, SidelinER, which makes them.

From Wall Street Journal