Sentence examples for that eschewed from inspiring English sources
It surmounted the 1930s "hatless" trend that eschewed fedoras.
A major element was a process that eschewed a winner-takes-all approach.
Several new Buddhist sects sprang up that eschewed difficult ascetic practices and recondite scholarship.
The Mahabharata was an epic that eschewed Spielbergian realism to appeal to our imaginations.
And, at the outset, it was a movement that eschewed traditional left versus right labels.
John Edwards gave a speech that eschewed talk about Halliburton, W.M.D., misleading the country into war -- the entire liberal catechism.
They appeared to adhere to a strict Salafist version of Sunni Islam that eschewed all western trappings.
The key: bacteria that eschew oxygen while producing burnable methane.
By contrast, megachurches that eschew denominational labels are growing.
It is a production that eschews woody glades.
"There is no specific policy that eschews torture".
