Sentence examples for rather than enjoying from inspiring English sources

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.

In singles sometimes, she's too into everybody's expectations and her own expectations rather than enjoying what she's doing".

For Ms. Thorning-Schmidt, leading the European club from the outside looking in, rather than enjoying a place at the top table, would be a humiliation.

And it relies on surveys to determine who is, in fact, actively seeking work rather than enjoying a spot of leisure.

The key difference would be that the examiner's view would then rise or fall on the merits, rather than enjoying substantial deference from the jury.

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

Why must rain be escaped rather than enjoyed?

"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.