Sentence examples for decided to eschew from inspiring English sources

I decided to eschew complex technology for two reasons.

Thus both the follower and the contrarian investment strategies seem to have gone horribly wrong.Witnessing her father's declining fortunes, Catherine Cross-Border decided to eschew equities and take a punt on currency markets instead.

Forty years ago, I was the child of a prominent political couple, in this case on the Labour side, who decided to eschew the expected private education for their children in favour of a neighbourhood comprehensive, Holland Park.

The Finnish brand Acon has decided to eschew competitions and take a more artistic approach, says Marko Manninen, vice president and head of sales and marketing for Acon Global.

When asked why the campaign decided to eschew the traditional biographical spot, Mr. Reese said, "You get a lot of static and noise out there, and to cut through, you have to give voters a choice, and you have to make the contrast immediately".

What if a suddenly impoverished George Michael came back and decided to eschew expensive studios and instead make a record using affordable technology – a MacBook Pro here, a bit of Logic there, with some Universal Apollo Interface thrown in for that budget-luxe effect?

American Mary (Jen and Sylvia Soska, 2012) - A struggling medical student decides to eschew her course in favour of performing extreme body modifications and niche surgeries.

But few bands bands manage to hate each other this much, and then swallow their resentments (let's give a hand to Take That for deciding to eschew the Robbie route) – and those that have done so have usually had some artistic capital in the bank, like Pixies, or Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.

The Giving Itself" (Well, Dec. 11): Although Tara Parker-Pope notes that the act of giving is the real gift, she misses the point by equating gift giving with consumer spending and materialism — and woe to the poor soul who decides to eschew environmentally unfriendly, petroleum-wasting wrapping paper.

He decides to eschew the traditional--and misleading--arguments that categorize the evolution of epistolary fiction as part of the development of the novel (a "sin" that many of us have committed).

Don't think you have to forfeit the soothing feeling of Vaseline if you decide to eschew petroleum jelly, though.