Sentence examples for rather moving ahead from inspiring English sources

Being actual doesn't mean standing still in the here and now, but rather moving ahead of our times and figuring out new ways to make, what has already been made probably millions of time.

But there is a part of me that feels like I am in a constant state of just trying to stay above water rather than moving ahead right now.

Rather than moving ahead one step at a time and setting the Member States a concrete and quantifiable short or medium-term objective, Parliament is sending out a confused and confusing signal, largely, it is true, because of the rather bizarre committee work.

In one of the previous interviews we have done together I mentioned to you that for me old age is not a plateau of calm, but rather another chapter of moving ahead.

But investors fret that he will spend more than he should to bolster a flagging economy, rather than move ahead with labor market and business reforms that economists say France sorely needs to lift competitiveness and prevent it from getting caught in the euro's resurgent troubles.

According to a number of accounts available on the Web, at one point during the final leg of the race Balto, on his own initiative, halted his team in the middle of a raging blizzard, rather than move ahead onto an insufficiently thick frozen lake that his musher could not see.

Going after it will make you freeze and feel stuck and miserable rather than move ahead.

Japan can make that shift now, moving ahead with the times rather than fighting the tide.

The E.U. is not moving ahead as one union, but rather as many different ones.

Looking back, moving ahead.

Bihar, too, was moving ahead.