Examples of using Eschew in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I eschew discomfort?
And don't use the word eschew.
While eschewing verbal communication.
President Rivlin must eschew politics.
I eschew such recognition, Watson.
My lord, I know you eschew the clock.
I generally eschew formal engagements and social gatherings.
And that man was perfect and upright,and one that feared God, and eschewed evil.
And finally Nell: British, cool, eschewing the books and the expert advice.
There are ways to make the sport easier,but marathon swimmers consciously eschew them.
But the psychiatrist who eschews coercion and excuse-making is called an“anti-psychiatrist.”.
There was a man in the land of Uz whose name was Job, and that man was perfect and upright andone that feared God and eschewed evil.
I have no doubt it is properly prepared, but I eschew any flesh that walks on cloven hoof.
But rather than eschew awareness of world happenings, limit your sources to those you feel are the most trustworthy.
Melody Grant, the first first lady who has decided to run for elected office and,in turn, eschew her sworn duty to her husband and the country.
However, one makes peace with those who eschew terrorism and not those who host the headquarters of terror organizations.
Eschew the gathering crowds here and head to the Galeria della'Academia on Via Ricasoli where Michelangelo's statue David stands.
And in winter, skiers and snowboarders eschew lift queues and do their best to keep Idaho's super-dry powder a secret.
Another reason may be that since fasting insulin correlates poorly with obesity(i.e. the calorie hypothesis),the American Diabetes Association eschews its use.
We will not speak of all Queequeg's peculiarities here; how he eschewed coffee and hot rolls, and applied his undivided attention to beefsteaks, done rare.
In machine learning, researchers have discovered that computer systems are often better at making predictions ordirecting equipment when they eschew direct representations of the world.
We found that they weregood at integrating disparate pieces of information, eschewed trading in volatile markets, and did not view the world as threatening their survival.
Microsoft and its competitors should eschew artificial intelligence systems that replace people instead of maximizing their time, CEO Satya Nadella said in an interview on Monday.
Moreover, leaders of all major sectors of the society must agree to pursue power only by legal means,must eschew(at least in principle) violence, theft, and fraud, and must accept defeat when necessary.
While most carby programs- say, Pritikin or McDougall or Ornish- eschew refined grains and sugar(and thus could fit snugly into the insulin-centric concept above), Kempner's program sure didn't.
The Inuit's extraordinary means-discovering expertiseare born not of technological prowess- they lengthy eschewed maps and compasses- however of a profound understanding of winds, snowdrift patterns, animal conduct, stars, and tides.
He called on Libyans to show"patience, honesty and tolerance" and eschew hatred as they embark on rebuilding the country at the end of an 8-month civil war.
There are clearly delineated sections- introduction, exposition, development, recapitulation and coda-but Bartók eschews the customary relationships between keys, beginning the movement in F♯ and ending in C major, with excursions into several unexpected keys in between.
Johnson moved to St. Louis, Missouri, where she became a businesswriter for the St. Louis Daily Record.[2] Eschewing a singing career, Johnson enrolled at Washington University in St. Louis, intending to earn a degree in sociology[2] but never attaining one.[5].
All week I have found myself doing everything I can to distance myself in the crew's eyes from the bovine herdI'm part of, to somehow unimplicate myself; I eschew sunglasses and cameras and pastel Caribbeanwear; I make a big deal of carrying my own cafeteria tray and am effusive in my thanks for the slightest service.