Sentence examples for go whereas from inspiring English sources

"I think I seriously tried to make it a play about revolution — " "There you go — " "Whereas in fact it's a big, showoff lyric tragedy".

Trends, for him, come and go, whereas a good pie, stew or roast is for life.

They know that those who seem strong can suddenly go, whereas the supremely frail can linger on for months.

"For us it's very different to those guys [in IndyCar] because they were racing three abreast and as soon as one person makes a mistake or something happens he turns and then the guys behind going 230mph have nowhere to go, whereas we have time to react and move out of the way.

What most galled his fans about movies like "Always" and "Amistad" was that the characters were not just stuck in the past but apparently nailed to the floor, with no place to go; whereas when Anderton, the hero of "Minority Report," is himself tipped as a killer by the Pre-Cogs and forced on the run, you feel Spielberg haring along by his side, like a dog in a park.

Positivists generally maintained that theories might come and go, whereas the facts of observation and their empirical regularities constituted a firm ground from which scientific reasoning could start and to which it must always return in order to test its validity.

"The typical Wal-Mart shopper isn't affected very much one way or another by the way the stock market goes, whereas the typical Tiffany shopper probably is".

It has become the single most powerful symbol of European unity.But as the old joke goes, whereas the euro clearly works in practice, there are still question marks over whether it works in theory.

Some males manage to mate like Lotharios while others are sexual duds, the theory goes, whereas females are in such demand that they can mate as much as they need to and thus end up with more or less the same number of offspring.

As Barnes's theory goes, whereas infertile women tend to internalise the problem to their sense of self, feeling personally responsible and inadequate, men are more likely to externalise – like a racing driver who has no problem behind the wheel, but is let down by mechanical problems beyond his control.

When Royal moved from Manhattan to Charlotte in 1986, New York barely noticed that we were gone, whereas our arrival in Charlotte was front-page news.