Sentence examples for In doing rather from inspiring English sources

(I32: South Asian female, 70 years: Less active) However, some did perceive that a loss of physical strength would motivate them to perform exercise for fall prevention, but were willing only to perform those pursuits they felt comfortable in doing, rather than specifically for fall prevention.

Instead of feeding such insecurities, he thinks, one ought to build craft inwardly and take joy in private doing rather than in public rewards.

In business it's so much easier to be in the doing, rather than the thinking.

Sir Moir Lockhead is chief executive of FirstGroup, yet another British firm that is derided at home but is in fact doing rather well abroad.

Which makes it particularly odd that bookshops are, in fact, doing rather well.Profits at Waterstone's, a big British bookseller, are up 11%.

But she's all right now – in fact, she's doing rather well.

An entire society has been destroyed, but the corporations that operate in the ruins are doing rather well.

There will be nugget after revisionist nugget like this and the book, due in August, is already doing rather well.

Moreover Lancashire, with a cast of no stars, are doing rather well in the Blast.

Whisper it quietly, but McDonald's is doing rather well in France.

He seems to be doing rather well in taming the gorilla.