Sentence examples for shows whereas from inspiring English sources

Some performers are seasoned international touring artists with spectacular stage shows, whereas others are local favourites with a palpable connection to the audience.

Worryingly, as the chart above shows, whereas previous recessions appear to have reduced the rate of emissions growth for decades to come, the current crisis has seen a full rebound to the recent rising trend within two years.

As the chart above shows, whereas the developed world's emissions fell steeply in 2009 before bouncing back to a lower level in 2010, the developing world shot up throughout the period, apparently unaffected by the financial crisis.

It's going to be interesting to see 40 years from now if there's going to be little groups of people who know references to certain shows; whereas before, everyone knew the same songs, the same jokes, the same routines.

But technology has outstripped that analogy and television has evolved into a processable set of events – shows – whereas before it was an event, each show linked together into infinity.

Perhaps the clearest and best known example of the argument is that of Dennett (1969 pp. 135-7; cf. Chisholm, 1942), who claims that a mental image of a tiger may be quite inexplicit as to the number of stripes it shows, whereas any picture of a tiger would have to show a particular, countable number of stripes.

He said Mr MacGregor's comments were shown whereas his were not.

Speaking of economics, "The Orville" is a classic broadcast family show, whereas "Discovery" is streaming online.

São Paulo is where the more directional and established designers show, whereas Rio represents the lifestyle, street and diffusion brands.

But children weren't admitted to that show, whereas here they're in the audience and onstage, shooting water pistols and bombarding a crappy elf with sponge balls.

They don't need to be doing Top Gear or The Sunday Show, whereas other people do and you have to take that into consideration".