Sentence examples for be able to eschew from inspiring English sources
Freud counseled that a much neglected aspect of maturity is the ability to tolerate ambivalent feelings, to be able to eschew dividing the world into white and black hats.
So it has been able to eschew populism and take decisions in the country's long-term interests.But in most countries, probity requires checks, balances and an opposition that is not always condemned as unpatriotic.
The Kantian account of moral value, of course, is not essential to deontological theories; and those theories which eschew it may well be able to avoid the demandingness objection altogether.
Acer in particular has always been a fan of the low cost PC, and if they start to eschew netbooks (at least for now) in favor of tablets, they may be able to pick up some much needed ground.
Eschewing the standard clunky remote for an "iRing," the viewer will allegedly be able to control the screen by pointing.
With a new mandate, after fresh polls, the one-time Marxist would not only be able to reinvent himself as a progressive moderate, but as the politician who had saved Greece from itself and eschewed euro ejection.
