Sentence examples for do not eschew from inspiring English sources

Of course, Fine Living and its advertisers do not eschew standard commercial spots.

Mr. Hadley's memo said that the Americans must press Mr. Maliki to "bring his political strategy with Moktada al-Sadr to closure and bring to justice" any Mahdi Army members who "do not eschew violence".Mr.Mr

Even those who do not eschew the language of moral status can appeal to differences in the interests impacted to justify unequal treatment of moral equals.

Evidence suggests that marriage is still highly valued (Corijn 2005, 2011), and that while people may be postponing marriage, they do not eschew it altogether (Corijn 2005).

A recent review [ 22] contrasts '-ology' strategies that typically test a priori hypotheses with '-omics' strategies that adopt more agnostic, exploratory approaches, stressing that "... discovery-based approaches do not eschew hypotheses; rather, they seek to elevate hypothesis testing to a new level, by allowing high-throughput hypothesis generation and prioritization" [ 22].

"Fiction," as Albert Camus put it, "is the lie through which we tell the truth". The world's greatest storytellers don't eschew falsehood and inauthenticity because they are morally superior to the rest of us (anyone who's read around in their biographies knows this is not the case).

They don't eschew traditional business models, because they know that businesses must be consistently profitable in order to play the game and win.

Mr. Miliband did not eschew military efforts, but suggested focusing instead on setting conditions for negotiations.

I would point to somebody here, like Ian McEwan, a brilliant writer who does not eschew plot.

Like many Irish writers, she does not eschew the child given away in adoption.

But he did not crumble, did not eschew the team's credo that starts with the furthest man back starting the attacks by passing the ball forward.