Sentence examples for can only eschew from inspiring English sources
If the forthcoming issues of Spin can only eschew the confused Retromania fetishism of "editorial director" Charles Aaron's "Past Present Future" column for something more in line with what the Shangri-Las originally had in mind, perhaps they too could be inspiration as fuck.
It not only eschewed the "interventionist" economic policies pursued by previous Liberal government and aimed to eliminate universal social programs, including the family allowance, but it also promised to promote "family values" (Teghtsoonian, 1993).
Trump not only eschews science, he is actively undermining it.
All people, Jefferson asserts, should follow the example of the Quakers: live without priests, be guided their internal monitor of right and wrong, and eschew matters inaccessible to common sense, for belief can only rightly be shaped by "the assent of the mind to an intelligible proposition" (TJ to John Adams, 22 Aug. 1813).
Eschewing refined flours and sugars in favor of whole fruits, veggies and meats can only be a good thing, but some Paleo adherents took the diet too far this year with a radical offshoot, The Whole 30 diet.
This can only happen after standardisation.As individual forces have such a vested interest in crime rates, it might be better to eschew the current practice and extend the use of the British Crime Survey.
