Sentence examples for rather than enjoy from inspiring English sources

Even its own author christened it "Endure" rather than Enjoy.

"It's something I tolerate rather than enjoy," is how she describes the high-altitude camp.

The evidence was far from conclusive, the sort of ruling Italy suffer rather than enjoy.

It is ghoulish and nasty, an experience to endure rather than enjoy.

Rather than enjoy myself out there, I have to fulfill my responsibility, and that's my top priority".

McGovern became the first candidate since polling began to drop by two points rather than enjoy a "convention bump".

Why must rain be escaped rather than enjoyed?

"Moby-Dick" would appear to be one of those unfortunate books that are taught rather than enjoyed.

Unfortunately, rather than enjoying credibility by association, it looks as if the record in question, Rascalize, might suffer rather badly.

He said that rather than enjoying the presumption of innocence Russian athletes will now have to prove they are clean.

This involves the Polish conviction that life is fundamentally miserable and meaningless, meant to be endured rather than enjoyed.