Sentence examples for that whereas from inspiring English sources

Michael Hofmann, the translator, points out that "whereas The Radetzky March is strictly patrilineal, The Emperor's Tomb is a novel of mothers and marriages".

Avoid starting a sentence using "While", "Although", "Despite the fact that", "Whereas", "Though".

It means that, whereas 20 years ago people were saying to me 'how do I start?

We reflect, all the same, that whereas instruction doesn't always delight, delight always instructs.

"Suzanna and Max share that, whereas Andrew sees it as unhealthy".

Worst of all is the fact that whereas paper bags biodegrade, plastic bottles and confectionery wrappers last for generations.

Michael Gee, in the Boston Herald, argued that whereas Singh is simply a golfer, Woods' appeal transcends the sport.

A second apparent merit is that whereas previous measures threatened intervention, the new model also offers support.

But everybody knew these were great composers, they don't need me to tell them that, whereas they did with Janacek".

The problem is that whereas their precursors encouraged a social circle to form around them, today's monitors do not.

An Australian study shows that whereas the Queen once had a daughter christened 'Enn', 'Anne' has taken her place.