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?
It not only eschewed the "interventionist" economic policies pursued by previous Liberal government and aimed to eliminate universal social programs, including the family allowance, but it also promised to promote "family values" (Teghtsoonian, 1993).
Trump not only eschews science, he is actively undermining it.
The product of this homespun industriousness is a series of collections that not only eschews insider status socioculturally but also leaves more than enough room for the poems themselves to receive a similar assessment.
He offered an uplifting message of reform, strength, and mostly joie de vivre that not only eschewed responsibility for creating a functioning government, but also did not ultimately need one to be in place.
I didn't entirely eschew the beach.
Not only did he eschew the typical ticket aesthetic, but he also strayed from using green or blue, colors that traditionally sell well for the agency.
Not only does Thorpe eschew the high-tech, office-bound worlds of finance and media, he is determined not to restrict his representation to white post-war Britons.
Thus, not only do interested quitters eschew current smoking cessation methods more often than not, but also when they are used they afford only modest improvements in the overall likelihood of quitting.
Wearing one his trademark African shirts, Naidoo eschews not only conventional western dress codes, but also traditional power structures.
