Sentence examples for generally eschew from inspiring English sources

Republicans prefer plans that rely on the marketplace over government, and they generally eschew mandated coverage.

The material at comedy clubs may be political, while the performances at singing clubs generally eschew such controversy.

The Crested Quail-dove is threatened by habitat loss, as it inhabits intact forest in an area popular for coffee plantations, which it will generally eschew.

(We generally eschew Near, insisting on Middle, and permitting Mideast only in headlines, a grudging concession to the need for compression).

The couple also has two granddaughters, Hazel, 5, and Ella, 3. Ron and Diana Watson generally eschew fruits and other snacks.

These organizations are different in that they generally eschew forms of non-institutionalized, or otherwise disruptive, action in favor of the more conventional tactics of lobbying and public education.

Recognizing that many of the document's elements would be a hard sell in nations where rural women enjoy few rights, where gays are heavily stigmatized and where sexual education is generally eschewed, Dr. Piot and Secretary General Kofi Annan said that all countries will be pushed to put cultural mores aside to save lives.

Mr. Kilham generally eschews the hotel transportation in these cases.

Mr. Fernandez generally eschews the elitist trappings embraced by most other government dignitaries.

He owes something to Raffles, E W Hornung's gentleman-cracksman, but Raffles generally eschews violence.

Where Mr. West embodies turmoil on stage, Drake telegraphs exuberance, even if his music generally eschews that.