Sentence examples for instead of working through from inspiring English sources

With this scanning process, he said underwriters click on their keyboard instead of working through papers in a manila folder.

Instead of working through the older men, both in his father's inner circle, Dr. Assad struck out on his own, anointing Mr. Lahoud, the military commander, as president.

He has a penchant for overathleticized, interchangeable bodies, often seen spinning endlessly or bouncing maniacally instead of working through anything resembling choreography.

Simon's ability to stand outside himself and to observe the folly of Homo sapiens is both his honey and his cross: instead of working through the emotion he sets up in some of his plays, he deflects it with laughs.

Instead of working through Sentinel, the company has proposed building a database of names and e-mail addresses for convicted sexual offenders that could be compared to the membership rolls of Internet sites.

Organizations are flatter today; let us help you design how work gets done by engaging everyone in the process instead of working through hierarchies.

Since they tend to verbally process what they think about more than men (meaning they talk things through instead of working things through in their minds), they talk more about their worries than men.

"That is the process that all Iraqis have to respect and frankly any efforts to derail that process, any efforts to use violence instead of working peacefully through the political process would be rejected not just by the United States, but by Iraqis themselves and the international community".

So I panic and stop whatever I'm doing that's causing me pain instead of working, pushing, breathing through it.

"It's really just about the concepts," he says, "and then instead of working it out through music, I'd just make it an actual visual object".

It is a parody of the Oscar-winning "Shakespeare in Love," except that instead of Shakespeare working through his writer's block to create "Romeo and Juliet," it features a young actor playing the lovesick, college-age George Lucas surrounded by people recognizable as prototypes for the characters in Mr. Lucas's Star Wars series.