The party might have been excused if it had simply eschewed responsibility for what was happening.
He offered an uplifting message of reform, strength, and mostly joie de vivre that not only eschewed responsibility for creating a functioning government, but also did not ultimately need one to be in place.
In a land where so many "responsible" leaders eschew responsibility, Lisa has gone out of her way to assume responsibility and try to make a difference.
I'd like to eschew all responsibility for being physically calamitous, but worryingly, it seems more and more people believe all accidents involve a guilty party.
With epic chutzpah, he has eschewed all responsibility for the recession.
What a film it might make: the guitar genius who gambled all he earned, eschewed responsibility, preferred caravans to mansions, lived only for the moment and never stopped innovating.
Yet the company continues to self-define as a technology platform, deliberately eschewing wider editorial responsibility for the content its algorithms distribute, in favor of applying a narrow and universal set of community standards and/or trying to find engineering solutions to filter the Newsfeed.
For years, the league's brightest stars have eschewed any sort of responsibility for managing their union.
For as long as possible it sought to eschew any kind of editorial responsibility for the user generated content flowing across its platform — even as its fleet of engineers worked to tune algorithms to distribute content at an unprecedentedly vast scale and with an invasively exact degree of interest-targeting.
As a result, Korean Americans often assume 24-hour caregiving responsibility for a chronically ill family member [ 34, 35], often eschew ambulatory health clinics for treatment [ 35, 36] and use emergency departments [ 16, 37].
