Examples of 'eschewing' in a sentence
Meaning of "eschewing"
Eschew is a verb that means to deliberately avoid or abstain from something. It is typically used to describe the act of consciously staying away from or shunning something
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- present participle of eschew
How to use "eschewing" in a sentence
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Javelinas are famous for eschewing dental hygiene.
General eschewing of legal and social welfare agencies.
More women than men eschewing meat.
We were already eschewing mainstream nostalgia in politics.
And so we find ourselves collectively eschewing.
They refrain from eschewing conspicuous displays of wealth.
Eschewing means abstaining from.
That is why we are eschewing a prologue.
Its eschewing of violent protest is seen as a betrayal by some on the left.
Bobby was not a particularly social man eschewing small talk.
Ignoring and eschewing doors does not offer protection.
Humans would not have the choice of eschewing evil.
Courbet is eschewing a communal iconography.
Fine logic and language is used to convey morality whilst eschewing utilitarianism.
And they are doing so by eschewing a star designer in favor of a new name.
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Eschewing the use of chemicals does not have to mean a garden full of pests.
And so we find ourselves collectively eschewing that which differentiates ourselves.
Eschewing the Internet altogether is an option.
Healthy soil required compost and eschewing pesticides and synthetic fertilizers.
The church provided Blanchard with an opportunity to spread abolitionist ideals without eschewing mainstream Christianity.
I am eschewing all men.
The locals are claiming that the exchange was made eschewing proper regulations.
Going off the grid and eschewing society at large is not a new concept.
Orthomolecular medicine uses high dose vitamin and mineral supplements while eschewing pharmaceutical drugs.
More people are eschewing pharmaceutical pain relievers in favor of natural ones these days.
The call of God is a powerful reason for eschewing all forms of impurity.
To start the process of eschewing easy pleasure and engaging in more gratification is hard.
Radio Courtoisie has preserved its editorial freedom by eschewing any form of advertising.
Eschewing free trade, he favors protectionism.
These findings come amid a broader trend of more Americans eschewing formal religion.
Sister Monica Joan is eschewing indulgence for religious reasons.
Eschewing the use of photographs, he painted her directly from life.
In the early morning drizzle, eschewing darkness.
Eschewing traditional photographic codes, her style fascinates as much as it disturbs.
And if that means eschewing flats, so be it.
Eschewing obvious conduit-metaphor expressions when communication is the topic is difficult.
But in the face of failed diplomacy, eschewing force is tantamount to appeasement.
Eschewing clown tradition, the character has only a faint red nose.
Guaranteeing continuity of information and continuity of processes, eschewing insular departments.
That can not be done, however, by eschewing the consideration of genuinely substantive themes.
Orthomolecular medicine uses high-dose supplements while eschewing pharmaceutical drugs.
Others of their class, eschewing the powder, nevertheless adopted the lifestyle.
Liberace was a conservative in his politics and faith, eschewing dissidents and rebels.
Eschewing fossil fuels as the planet 's economic fulcrum will not happen overnight.
There is nothing wrong with a teacher 's eschewing the claim to authority.
Eschewing sloganeering, he set out the issue logically with his characteristically rapid delivery.
Macdonald was a pragmatic politician, eschewing abstract principles and adapting to changing circumstances.
They translate that thinking into immediate action, often eschewing or ignoring analysis.
Eschewing sensationalism, his photographs are touching and often haunting images of people in extraordinary circumstances.
This means preparing to be a wife and mother, as well as eschewing a university education.
