Sentence examples for well then which from inspiring English sources

I can't say I recall any comparable cavils when, say, Ian McKellen played Lear: If this performance can't be allowed an end-of-show flourish, well, then, which one can?

Well then -- which of our greatest fartists are using up too much good will?

They need to be identified and stopped well before then, which means action far beyond our own borders.

They need to be identified and stopped well before then, which means actions far beyond our own borders".

The loans aren't performing well, but they are doing better than Wells expected back then, which makes investors even more confident that the bank will eventually kick some of that reserve back to the bottom line.

"Well, then," said Akbar, "which came first, the chicken or the egg?" Birbal replied at once, "The chicken".

If you disagree with any of this, well then, we know which side you're on, don't we?That seems to be the line taken by prosecutors and police officers in defence of strict sentencing guidelines for criminals.

I mean, I can imagine lots of worse jokes that someone of Palmerston's era and attitudes might make in the unlikely event of his meeting someone from whatever Somalia was then (which may well have been nicer than what it is now) but even friendly "My country's better than your country" banter only really works when the point is arguable either way.

"First was deciding which botanicals to use and then which worked well together and had the attributes we liked".

Well, then, as a writer, which screenplay turned you on creatively, spiritually and emotionally?

With that comes the criticism – if we don't do well then it gets mentioned, which is how it should be.