Sentence examples for but eschewed from inspiring English sources

Republican and unionist, Mazzini's organization emphasized popular participation in the national struggle but eschewed Jacobin and social-revolutionary objectives.

The Shearing sound — which had the harmonic complexity of bebop but eschewed bebop's ferocious energy — was built on the unusual instrumentation of vibraphone, guitar, piano, bass and drums.

"Oh, what paper do you write for, Ernie Yogigi was a regular at Shor's, but eschewed other night spots – "nobody goes there any more, it's too crowded".

Brown temporarily emulated Richard on stage, but eschewed rock and roll when it came time for the Famous Flames to record in February 1956.

He also "sampled some blueberries" but eschewed the brown onion apparently beloved of his predecessor Tony Abbott, which went unremarked upon by no one.

The next morning the art director panicked, but eschewed the post-exposure pills, he told me, because "I'm pretty health-conscious and careful about what I put in my body, especially medicine".

But eschewing amnesty doesn't require shutting down immigration.

DumbDumb produces branded content, marketing parlance for videos that feature brands but eschew overt sales pitches.

But eschewing meat, fish and dairy products is now becoming increasingly fashionable thanks to a number of high-profile advocates.

Governor Bush has filled vacancies, however, and his appointees on the whole are respected judges, conservative but eschewing the extreme.

But, eschewing reflection for opportunism, it instead harnessed the caffeinated rage of conservatives, who pledged not a change of course but an intensification of it.