During her 2010 campaign, she eschewed questions about the historic nature of her candidacy.
** If Fernández-Armesto eschews questions of political justice, what he offers instead is that popular English export common sense.
Such efforts often degenerate into calls for 'practices that can be sustained and that connect well with the goals of various stakeholders in the many institutional settings where these decisions are made' (Daniels 2000: 1300), eschewing questions about the origins of scarcity.
Psychologists studied reaction times and sensory thresholds; they eschewed metaphysical questions.
It overlooks the more fundamental difference in genre: comparing Genesis to other myths (contemporary with it or not) is probably more helpful to understanding it, than comparing it to scientific writings (from whatever time period, though especially a work that eschews teleological questions, and therefore has a completely different outlook than Genesis).
If a Western tourist asks his or her guide where is the best place to get the "special plant," as it is euphemistically referred to, the guide will most likely eschew the question.
Basically the whole evening served as one big choir-preaching session, at which speaker after speaker presented the same safe, well-trod points the old Village Voice left has been pushing for the last 5 years and eschewing any questions of conflicting views, tactical compromise, or strategies for ending the war outside of marching in parades and proclaiming that it wasn't "our voice".
presented the same safe, well-trod points the old Village Voice left has been pushing for the last 5 years and eschewing any questions of conflicting views, tactical compromise, or strategies for ending the war outside of marching in parades and proclaiming that it wasn't "our voice".
Murray's answers often eschewed the question entirely and ended up going off on bizarre tangents which, while entertaining, made the interview hard to follow.
