Sentence examples for move on rather from inspiring English sources

We have to move on rather than be persuaded by one very unfortunate incident".

Ultimately you may be better to move on rather than risk losing more money.

In other words, they can sell their ownership and move on rather quickly.

"It's time to move on, rather than obsess about the past," Stern said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.

Since Mr Mubarak is now in jail, it is time to move on rather than experiment, appears to be his argument.

In essence, they like to make changes and move on, rather than manage a stable situation or jockey for position in the hierarchy of a large corporation.

When I discovered my newly estranged husband had moved on rather quickly with a much younger dancer, I fell the rest of the way apart on my own.

We are moving on rather than dulling and denying; we've already felt the bad feelings, and now we are letting them go.

Find the truth, however painful, or prefer the ease of forgetting?Many argue for moving on rather than re-opening old wounds.

This latest signal that the United States is moving on, rather than seriously addressing Russian interference in our democracy, should meet the same fate as last week's bad idea: bipartisan condemnation followed by a quick reversal.

The ideal feminist ending would be for Tatyana to be wonderfully happy in St Petersburg and to have Moved On, rather than to be husbanding the flame of teenage love in the pomp of her maturity.