Although she eschewed taking public stands on controversial issues, Dolley had a shrewd political sense and cultivated her husband's enemies as carefully as his friends.
These would be a tall order for the Arab kingdom, which has, thus far, eschewed taking much of a role that could be seen as acknowledging Israel.
On third-and-9 from their 41, the Patriots — often accused of running up the score, even when their opponents are inept — eschewed taking a knee and ordered up a Brady pass down the deep left sideline to Branch.
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.
If this kind of strategy is successful, then it seems that one is able to give an account of logical consequence in terms acceptable to the Anti-realist, who eschews taking truth (or at least, correspondence-truth) as an explanatory notion.
He also eschewed taking part in the intelligence briefing every day.
Not only does this innovative economic development strategy enable the authority to stand on its own two feet, but it also completely turns on its head the traditional local government ethos that eschews risk taking and outsources to the lowest bidder.
Faculty and staff members have eschewed raises, taken furloughs and accepted reduced contributions to the pension fund.
Since luggage got wheels, more travelers have been eschewing porters and taking their own bags up to their hotel rooms.
Jenkins explores the consequences of that history eschewing alarmism and taking an objective approach to the topic.
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