Sentence examples for will eschew from inspiring English sources

(Advertisers will eschew Web addresses in their ads).

Perhaps a second sequel, Toy Story 3, will eschew the saccharine and bring back the subversion.

Without legislation to back this up, however, too many will eschew their moral responsibilities.

Fifty-four years later, Ellsbury probably made sure that Pettitte will eschew the windup, too.

Others will eschew tradition and vote in accordance with how they view themselves and how they assess their social status.

To combat any aura of inevitably – polls have her far ahead of all possible Democrat rivals – she will eschew big events in favour of intimate encounters with voters.

Others will eschew airports altogether: border crossings into Kenya are reportedly crowded with west Africans who have travelled overland in packed buses instead of taking flights.

Mr Cameron has indicated that he will eschew political opportunism and support government policies which he believes to be sensible on their merits.

In his introduction, he says he will eschew "literary charm" — mythodes, a word related to "myth" — in favor of a carefully sifted accuracy.

It now looks as if the lefty spenders and the righty tax-cutters will eschew their old lock-boxing and meet in the popular middle.

The magazine, which will initially be sold only at Wal-Mart beginning in September, will eschew celebrities and focus on the everyday concerns of American homemakers.