Sentence examples for whereas everything from inspiring English sources

Everything that goes right is down to our skill, whereas everything that goes wrong is down to bad luck.

The Americans favoured anti-seasickness patches which gave them slightly wild eyes, whereas everything depended on acupuncture bracelets for the lovely Irish honeymooners (a vet and a farmer).

"What is so cool about him," agrees Robert Johnston, associate editor of GQ, "is you know that he's not styled, whereas everything now has become so synthetic.

"Wonder Boys" took emotional risks, daring to suggest that with age comes not wisdom but confusion and crummy robes, whereas everything in the new film is designed to slot together with an optimistic click.

PARKER: It's worth noting that we feel we need protection with this, whereas everything else that we're told as women of a certain generation is, We are as good, we're equal, we can have the whole thing, and we still feel we need somebody, a manager or an agent or a big, burly somebody, to say no.

In his letters, O'Neill wrote about wanting to look back to 1906, a time before the first world war, a time when he believed there was a greater sense of the solidarity of the family unit, whereas everything felt more atomised for him in the 1930s – and this is a theme we can identify with now.

Whereas for Mum everything was simple-simple, stripped back and traditional.

Also, in a movie you can cut to create double pirouettes and so on, whereas onstage everything has to happen for real".

The statement crystallized the paradox that in the bad places where good writing was banned, literature and poetry mattered enough for writers to risk their lives to create it; whereas where everything is free, literature and poetry are what students are forced to read when they would rather be watching television.

This is in a quaint-looking inn which survived the war, whereas almost everything around it did not, and it offers food with Germanic tendencies – it favours, for example, things found in forests or dug up from the ground, such as chestnuts, cranberries and beetroot, but rendered in a sharp, avant-garde way.

Whereas almost everything around the freeway was shut down last year, this time a triathlon was to close another major thoroughfare; the Skirball Cultural Center, a museum near the construction site, was staying open; and Ms. Cermak said many more weddings and bar mitzvahs were going ahead as scheduled.