Sentences with phrase «who eschews»

Artists too can flourish from a seeming disadvantage of working in a tiny space, like Korean artist JeeYoung Lee, who eschews the path of digital photo - editing in the creation of her stunning dreamscapes, all meticulously set up in her tiny Seoul studio measuring 11.8 by 13.5 feet.

In works such as Almost a Bride (2015), the figurative element is grouped with a variety of abstract marks of pure gesture; one gets the sense of an artist who eschews the vocabulary of pre-existing forms, instead putting a premium on visceral connection.

Richmond is a feminist art historian acutely aware of writing about a subject who eschews feminism and most other labels that would pin down her rambling and risk - taking nature.

Hazel Dooney is a good example of someone who eschews the art world, but makes a great living and whose work sells for large sums of money on the secondary market.

The do - it - yourself investor who eschews financial advisors and their commission structures can select from a variety of asset classes, ranging from ultra-conservative money market funds to riskier portfolios such as the Explorer fund.

Basically, an indie author is someone who eschews the current publishing establishment and self publishes.

Though I tend to be a do - it - yourselfer and a cultural outlier who eschews most anything big, corporate, and mainstream, I've come to respect big publishers.

But that still felt far too run - of - the - mill for a free - range novelist who eschews genre - fication.

It also describes more «traditional» educators like Mary Laurie, a high school principal who eschews data on students for relationships with them and «no - excuses» for a kind of personalized tough love.

This unique production, created by film archivist and restoration guru Robert Gitt (who eschews a director credit in favor of: «Rushes selected and presented by Robert Gitt in collaboration with Nancy Mysel»), is composed almost entirely of outtakes and production footage from the film.

Co-directors Mike Mitchell and Walt Dohrn have assembled quite the cast of talented voice actors, including Anna Kendrick as female lead Princess Poppy, joined by Justin Timberlake as Branch, the one Troll who eschews all the singing, dancing and hugging, thanks to his fear of being captured and eaten by the Bergens.

He's a terrific, nuanced actor, who eschews shouting and histrionics for subtle intensity and character introspection.

As a prison - break movie, it is a thriller of high suspense, told by a master who eschews artifice.

f anyone was going to do a silver screen adaptation of «Into the Wild,» Jon Krakauer's acclaimed novel about a young man who eschews a life of privilege to tramp across the U.S. only to end up starving to death in the Alaskan wilderness, it was Sean Penn..

(For anyone who might have miraculously missed this revelation from the first film, the pale - faced boy who eschews the sunshine like the plague, is a vampire.)

Another star who eschews traditional expectant - mom garb, covers her barely there bump with a unique frock and completes the look with ankle - strap spiked sandals.

Who eschews socks when meeting the president at the White House?

This doesn't mean that a breastfeeding mom is an all - natural hippie type, who eschews anything modern, not organic, and not earth - friendly.

But if you're someone who eschews toast because of its carb count, etc..

He is a strange, mythical creature who eschews home - baked bread in lieu of the store - bought ones... Apparently, this is also NOT his favourite black bread, since he doesn't like the seeds (thank goodness I ground them as much as I could in my magic bullet) and whatever other reasons... Just when I was ready to chuck the freshly - baked round at his head, or eat my way through the sorrow, he finally ate it (with some smoked ham) and thought it was terrific!

This definition of reason is significant, because if willingness to believe is written into the very conception of reason, then the rational person is the one who exercises the proper amount of faith, and not the one who eschews faith altogether.

The Vatican's sharing of the Pope's birthday plans is sure to burnish Francis» image as «the People's Pope,» a man who eschews pomp and ceremony, favoring small and intimate gatherings instead.

What is now clear is that Modi is an incrementalist, with a strong managerial and anti-corruption beat, who eschews «big bang reforms» but is consistently attempting to implement a long - term game plan of renewal.

Although Wojcicki endured a humiliating and public divorce from Brin, the two are now friendly, and the outdoorsy entrepreneur, who eschews makeup and rides her bike to work every day, admits that she sometimes allows her kids to wear their clothes to bed «to save time in the morning.»

Given that, the gut - feel proponents start to seem like people who eschew antibiotics in favor of good old - fashioned bloodletting.

It's true, we all applaud philanthropists who eschew credit for their good works, but in this instance anonymity has a different tinge.

Particularly heartening is the courage of those bishops who eschew the lie of the naked public square.

But at that same convention, Obama's party nominated John Kerry, a candidate who eschewed God talk and who lost his own Catholic demographic on Election Day.

, but Barth certainly seemed to him the best exemplar of a «descriptive» theologian who eschewed systematic apologetics and simply tried to lay out a Christian view of the world with attention to its own internal logic.

You're all shameful: you who eschew yourselves from amicable accords, to be above others, in the name of discord.

Whitehead turns out to be right: the presumed «exactness» of logic is a fake, and Russell was no more or less prone to error or excess through employing it than were other philosophers (like Whitehead) who eschewed it — a point Russell seems later to concede in his account of his subsequent «Retreat from Pythagoras» (BR, p. 54).

People who eschew dogma but still claim faith without being able to define what their faith really is.

And I like to claim that God is actually a god of reason... he is actually going to punish those who eschewed reason for faith.

Tasty, nutrient - dense alternatives that are suitable for those who eschew grains or adhere to the paleo diet.

The market for vegan products and alternatives to non-vegan options such as meat and cheese is booming, with more products being added to stores every day — there's never been so much choice for those who eschew animal products.

There are many parents who eschew giving their babies the latest - and - greatest wonders from the pharmaceutical industry.

Emily's belief in doctors is touching, especially when they told mothers who eschewed all medical advice, all common sense, and had a dead baby at the end that they were good girls and did nothing wrong.

I wanted — no, I needed — a pain - blocking epidural and viewed women who eschewed them as trying to be unnecessarily heroic.

New York's Democrats include a lot of centrists who eschew many of the progressive positions of Nixon and the Working Families Party.

The system is so elegant, mathematically, and so beautifully spare in its notation that there is now a small cult of siteswapping numbers jugglers, a geeky, largely male group of computer programmers, academics, and engineers who eschew razzle - dazzle tricks — chain - saw juggling, for instance — in favor of such sublime challenges as keeping 10 balls aloft.

Maybe so, but few deny that those who are effective at it tend to rise faster and further than those who eschew it.

Remember your macrobiotic friends who eschewed refined sugar, eggs, and dairy, and their noble (but bland) dinner parties?

Would like to see results with people who eschew the starches and sugars all together and eat, say, meat and non-starchy veggies.

It found that cholesterol was lower in people who ate more than four eggs per week than among people who eschewed eggs.

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It was McDormand, who eschewed black for a loud Valentino gown, who made the strongest statement.

Everyone is part of a social group, except for Droz and The Pit, who eschew the trappings of political correctness for some good, old - fashioned partying.

Qualities such as empathy, respect, genuineness, integrity and optimism are discussed as hallmarks of those who eschew cynicism and choose unbridled optimism in their daily work.

The Bottom Line Well - heeled buyers who eschew chauffeurs will find the 2016 Bentley Continental GT V8 S an engaging and powerful car, suitable for long trips, but they should consult their phones for navigation.

I am supportive of women — to the effect that I support those women who eschew makeup and let us see — all of us — who women «really are» — on screens everywhere.