Other games may eschew on-rails movement altogether and allow the player to move the protagonist freely around the game's environment; still others may feature a static environment.
Like Kapadia's award-winning Senna, which similarly charted life and death in the fast lane, Amy eschews on-camera interviews for illustrated audio, the voices of interview subjects accompanying a brilliantly edited kaleidoscope of archive footage culled from video cameras, mobile phones, newsreels and TV shows.
It is being led by Germany, which, because of its role in the disastrous wars of the 20th century, long eschewed taking on the mantle of leadership of the European Union.
Brady wore just one glove, eschewing the one on his throwing hand so he would have the best possible grip on a slick ball.
As a ratio measure, the SEI proportion simultaneously reflects the tendency of providers to perform CABG surgery on patients with SEIs and to eschew operation on patients lacking SEIs.
It would hardly be prudent to eschew fundraising on the back of individual crises and hope to deal with all humanitarian financing needs with pre-committed funds.
Though I'm interested in detectives, I eschew them on screen; but LA Confidential, humming with the highly worked and disciplined craziness of the James Ellroy novel it's based on, is something else.
By taking the life of Morgan Jones, a hypothetical hot-shot who wants to eschew college on his way to the NFL, Crouch questions the system in place for young footballers.
Sometimes when governments are prudent and eschew tariffs on medicines, value-added taxes are levied imposing similar burdens.
The technology is Apple's attempt to embrace a new form of input while continuing to eschew touchscreen on its computers.
As offstage protests about the abolition of slavery mount, one actor eschews sugar on political grounds, while in the background a Jamaican maid sits waiting to be bossed.
