Sentence examples for whereas and from inspiring English sources

Whereas, and whereas, and whereas, the proclamation read.

And with their "wherefore," "whereas" and "pass the said salt" clauses, they are rarely thought of as elegant writers.

Now, I'm not really sure what this means, but it certainly is all official-sounding; I count 5 uses of "whereas" and one "whereof" thrown in for good measure.

Whereas and the void fraction may increase at the region closed to bubbly-to-slug transition boundary under vibrations, which may be explained by the changes of drift velocity due to flow regime change from bubbly to slug flows.

But it is interesting to note that the novel that won the prize, The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro, a non-contemporary piece, set during and after the second world war, never bequeathed the term "historical novelist" to Ishiguro, whereas (and despite publishing four contemporary novels since then) it has followed me around ever since.

Happy Land (1943) starred Don Ameche in a sentimental yarn about a home-front tragedy during World War II, whereas And Now Tomorrow (1944) was sentiment sans patriotism, with Alan Ladd and Loretta Young playing would-be lovers whom society keeps apart.

Whereas Love and Rockets' second issue was largely about aging, the fourth issue is about looking back.

Whereas, unemployment and smoking predicted significantly for problem gambling.

Whereas people come and people go.

Whereas with Romeo and Juliet, every step you see is mine.

And whereas Aaliyah and Cassie were basically vehicles for their producers' ideas, Finister is more involved in the studio.