Sentence examples for is done rather from inspiring English sources

Emphasis is on how social research is done, rather than application of different methods.

Perhaps, naively, I want to change the way politics is done rather than join the club.

This process of agreement prior to exchange is defined in a "protocol" specification just as in real life, a protocol is the set of agreed upon rules by which work is done, rather than the doing of the work itself.

The place is done rather darkly in black tile, raw brick, distressed leather and vintage walnut, with 70 seats, a communal table and vintage artwork evoking the Lower East Side: 115 Allen Street (Delancey Street), (212) 212-5400.

They suggest that they are more sympathetic to the argument that they should follow the will of the voters as expressed by the delegates amassed by the candidates when the primary season is done rather than following Mrs. Clinton's admonitions to select the candidate they think would best be able to defeat Senator John McCain and the Republicans in November.

This is done, rather clinically, by pushing a button on a console.

"Catholicism, by contrast, is doing rather well.

Today, Bill Bailey is doing rather nicely.

All things considered, the University of Great Britain plc is doing rather well.

By that standard, the United States is doing rather well.

"That means helping them understand what Washington is doing rather than what Washington is saying".