Sentence examples for eventually eschewed from inspiring English sources
The arc of his life may have been tracking toward that of professional climber, but he eventually eschewed it.
Slave rebellion in China at the end of the 17th and the beginning of the 18th century was so extensive that owners eventually eschewed male slaves and converted the institution into a female-dominated one.
With Harry's Mephistophelean whispers in his ears, Dorian eventually eschews moral sobriety to wallow in indulgences of the flesh.
There's an air of foreboding from the beginning, as Basil declares he will never exhibit it, saying: "There is too much of myself in the thing … I am afraid that I have shown with it the secret of my own soul". With Harry's Mephistophelean whispers in his ears, Dorian eventually eschews moral sobriety to wallow in indulgences of the flesh.
He noted that Lego once eschewed licenses but that it eventually embraced Star Wars and "just exploded".
These two albums became part of what was eventually known as the Ditch trilogy, in which Young eschewed the middle-of-the-road success of Harvest for a rough ride through the margins of his own tortured psyche.
He has eschewed the archetypal life of the top-flight footballer and, eventually, his childhood background.
Hassett was eventually out for the top score of 127, having played with flair and freedom he eschewed in the Tests, before Australia declared at 8/352.
They have eschewed violence.
Ms Maathai eschewed professional planters.
We've eschewed classier alternatives.
