Sentence examples for easily eschew from inspiring English sources
First, by pointing to culture and traditions, advocates allow states to easily eschew their responsibilities.
Trump, should he be defeated, could easily eschew the traditional gracious concession, mobilize his supporters to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the outcome and their disbelief in his Democratic vanquisher's victory.
This process yields a culture that more easily eschews sacred cows.
But it should eschew resentment if it wants China to co-exist easily with the rest of the world.
The Democrats' faith in Mammon easily surpassed the intensity of their populist urges when, after proclaiming that their convention would eschew million-dollar donations, they allowed local organizers to do just that by forming the New American City fund to handle donations from the likes of Duke Energy and Bank of America to put on lavish and no doubt tax-deductible parties.
Given the current appetite for sensational memoirs, it's not surprising that young writers eager to be heard will eschew the tradition of fiction — where everything depends on the power of the prose — for one where they can easily capture an audience through their titillating content.
I would eschew such investigations.
Businesses typically eschew regulation.
