Sentence examples for rather than lament from inspiring English sources

But rather than lament its obsolescence, she finds new ways to preserve its structure.

Mislin highlights the dynamics by which liberal American Protestants came to celebrate rather than lament increasing diversity.

She said Puerto Rico should try to use its growing diaspora as a resource rather than lament it as a drain.

Decades from today we want the public to look back and celebrate what has been achieved, rather than lament a failure of imagination.

Rather than lament the passing of required personal therapy for psychiatry residents, why not reserve it for those with an actual mental health problem?

Rather than lament the shrinking number of record stores, Mr. Kidron operates his company on an aggressive premise that is literally in your face.

Rather than lamenting what automation robs us of, why not use it to generate greater opportunities?

It is no wonder, then, that many small business owners are celebrating rather than lamenting the court's landmark decision.

In fact, we could be celebrating the strong bonds between today's young people and their parents, rather than lamenting the foibles of the next generation.

So rather than lamenting today's historic refugee crisis, looking down upon refugees, or refusing to welcome them, we should join together and help catalyze refugee entrepreneurs' ideas on the path to inclusive economic growth for all of us.

Now, there are so many activities to choose from and opportunities to make friends, even home educators find themselves struggling against over scheduling, rather than lamenting their child's poor social skills.