| They constitute fleshpots and dens of wickedness which should be eschewed for the sake of your soul. |
| But there is also an internal pull, drawing men and women to embrace a label they might once have eschewed. |
| The Oz, being more of a wily fox, eschewed tabloidism and was much more sympathetic to the fallen leader. |
| He travelled copiously, by car, bus, train and boat and on foot, but eschewed air travel. |
| We shared the mountain only with a couple of wandering botanists who eschewed the top to search for a rare flora in the mountain corrie. |
| By saturating the airwaves, candidates and news directors could force-feed information to all but the few Americans who eschewed TV altogether. |
