Sentence examples for which they eschew from inspiring English sources

I visited some of Mr. Mortenson's schools, literacy centers and vocational training centers, and they survive the Taliban not because of military protection (which they eschew) but because local people feel "ownership" rather than "occupation".

This means that even the unvaccinated children of anti-vaxxers have a pretty good chance of never contracting the diseases for which they eschew the shots – because of the herd immunity brought on by the same vaccines these adults oppose.

At the start of the real estate boom in 2004, private equity firms began buying these kind of meat-and-potato complexes, which they had long eschewed in favor of luxury buildings.

Asset managers and investors should accept their responsibility to understand the purpose and strategy of companies in which they invest, and to eschew ideological positions not tailored to each company's position and needs.

We best honor fallen heroes by recalling the causes for which they fought, and -- eschewing all smug triumphalism -- counting the current blessings of American freedoms.

Narcissism and anhedonia share some qualities, in that they can both be defensive postures which eschew the dependence on the outside world.

You can see it in his portraits, which flatter their subjects without playing down their individuality, and in his Venice etchings, which eschew San Marco and the Grand Canal in favor of quieter piazzas and shadowy passages.

In his own address, Mr Obama insisted that countries which eschew democracy in favour of repression are doomed to fail.

Triumph's 1050cc Speed Triple helped begin the vogue for so-called naked bikes, which eschew fairings that would otherwise conceal its brawny 3-cylinder powerplant.

The attacks, which eschew the guerrilla tactics traditionally employed by North Vietnamese forces, play directly to American and South Vietnamese strengths.

A study recently published in the journal NeuroToxicology found that pregnant women in Old Order Mennonite communities, which eschew many modern conveniences, had urinary BPA levels one-fourth the national median.