Sentence examples for be eschewed from inspiring English sources

It requires relationship benefits to be eschewed.

Fashion is not, then, something either to castigate female politicians for or be eschewed by the male.

It simply declares or defines rights to be observed or wrongs to be eschewed by a plaintiff, a defendant, or both, or expresses the court's determination of a contested question of law, without ordering that anything be done.

The point is not only that fiscal contraction should be eschewed in times of depression, but that, with the private sector not spending enough, the government should be using fiscal policy actively to offset private sector contraction.

It isn't a shallow, low-brow pleasure, to be eschewed in favour of more worthy ingredients such as political comment and psychological depth; puzzle is the most important component of any great story.

The brand has sold jean diapers for limited periods in more than 20 countries, beginning with Israel in 2007, and stores in the United States and Canada will carry the products only in June and July, warmer months when pants might be eschewed.

Did you brag to your friends that you were proud to be "eschewing gender norms"?

While Mr. Grahm may now be eschewing the masses in his winemaking, he'd like more of them in his restaurant.

This winter, stylish men, left, right and below, seem to be eschewing exotic designer looks, personal expression coming from how familiar pieces are put together.

Younger Asians may be eschewing the cash and carry for regular supermarkets, but I will thanks to my mum forever be a bulk buyer.

Traditional forms are eschewed.