Life-saving diagnostic X-rays are eschewed from fear of radiation, and vulnerable people are persuaded to rely on crystals and astrology for guidance.
Apart from interviews with Spencer and Cantwell, who are now his close friends and ideological allies, he largely eschews attention from the media.
What could be more subversive, then, than a film that not only eschews jeopardy from beginning to end, but goes out of its way to actively lower the stakes?
There is no doubt that he eschews relativism, from the title of his book to affirmations like this: "By all the standards that matter in the modern world -- economic development and job creation, literacy and educational and scientific achievement, political freedom and respect for human rights -- what was once a mighty civilization has indeed fallen low".
Second, Tell eschews recommendations from random reviewers you'd find on Yelp or Foursquare and instead shows a curated list of recommendations from food influencers, blogs and celebrity chefs — people you follow and trust.
Advertised as being made from Arabica coffee, the product was made using Douwe's Cafitesse system, a platform that eschews coffee brewed from ground beans in favor of a beverage made from a coffee concentrate with hot water added.
Yet she has eschewed calls from American senators to send arms, instead comparing the situation to the long wait for the Berlin Wall to come down.
But I always felt as if I were stealing — either from my gay and lesbian friends who were denied use of the words I was eschewing, or from braver, nonconforming straights.
Pellas eschewed investment from outside partners so he wouldn't have to cut corners or put community-oriented projects on the back burner — a noble, if privileged, approach to development.
Billups surprised nearly everyone when he eschewed offers from big-time basketball colleges to play at woebegone Colorado, an announcement he made at Skyland, now called Hiawatha Davis Jr. Recreation Center.
