Sentence examples for intended to eschew from inspiring English sources
So the new campaign, appearing in what Mr. Thompson called key markets across America like Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco, is intended to eschew hero-izing the sensory appeal of the product, he said, in favor of "focusing much more on the emotional benefit, which starts where the senses finish".
Johnson and Christie also intended to eschew editorializing and to avoid shaping the tastes of the public.
Mr. Sheehan said the decision was intended to encourage the group "and all organizations to eschew terrorism as an instrument for their political goals".
This section is intended to provide some idea of how semantics might work in a framework which eschews propositions and their constituents, by explaining the basics of two representative theories within this tradition.
We therefore eschew the use of third party coordination tools in favour of a dedicated out of band mechanism which is intended to tolerate a wide variety of failure modes in order to facilitate monitoring and maintain a small footprint.
Originally intended to have only one line, the filmmakers were impressed with Pierce's performance and expanded the character's role significantly, eschewing a mute Music Box character.
Nor had they intended to.
But he probably intended to.
It was never intended to.
But he intended to return.
