Sentence examples for to whereas from inspiring English sources

And there is an even greater consequence that Zosimas would alert us to: "Whereas by shifting your own laziness and powerlessness onto others, you will end by sharing in Satan's pride and murmuring against God".

I'd be able to do what I want to, whereas being leader of the opposition is a far tougher proposition".

Writing is like arranging a party that you never actually get to go to, whereas directing is being at the party".

As East Germany decayed, its citizens had nothing else to hold on to, whereas Westerners had been taught to suppress feelings of nationhood.

This sort of stuff is dismissed as charlatanry by those who want something concrete to hold on to, whereas for the continentals the hole was always part of the whole.

China has long resisted calls to be legally bound by a climate treaty, insisting that as a developing country it should not have to, whereas developed countries should, as they have a larger share of historical emissions.

He seems largely to think it will be better, at least materially, but then sways back in the end to a warning that the familiar institutions of private life and of the state no longer "operate in the way they used to".Whereas Mr Hobsbawm has at least the consolation of believing that the neo-liberal phase of capitalism is over, Mr Anderson insists it is in full flood.

Whereas, to us, it was just the sound of our teenage years.

We tell our consumers what they're going to buy.' Whereas Threadless, we said, 'You guys are the tastemakers.

Women outnumber men two-to-one, whereas on other days the numbers are close to even.

Tergat was the first to succeed, whereas Gebrselassie took longer.