Sentence examples for whereas like from inspiring English sources
Whereas, like Watteau, whose fluency he urges us to see, he was -- and is still -- engaged in an effort to flow into all that he feels around him.
Whereas, like most musicians, Billie Holiday had partaken enthusiastically of gin and marijuana, she began to switch to heroin and cocaine, habits that coincided with a taste for abusive men.
Or, to put this in a later Heideggerian light, one could say (with Young) that "whereas, like Cézanne, Klee thematizes the presencing of world, unlike Cézanne, the works [of Klee] explicitly present us with the presencing of other worlds as well".
He would have been giving similar lectures for some time, whereas like a lot of things to do with Oxbridge, I think big changes would be very welcome … I suggest that Geoffrey, like his poetry, won't be that accessible".
A clear pattern emerged: The MS of chimps and bonobos fuses very shortly after birth; whereas, like the Taung child, the MS of both early and later hominins tends to fuse only after the eruption of the first molars, at 2 years of age or later.
Like Molly, Duster showed complete resistance, whereas like Karl 92, Billings showed complete susceptibility.
Indeed, this fact about love is supposed to distinguish love from liking: "Love is an attitude with no clear objective," whereas liking is inherently teleological (1991, p. 272).
We indirectly explored the role of zygosity by repeating our twin analysis with stratification by like-sex and unlike-sex status, with the rationale that all unlike-sex twin pairs are dizygous, whereas like-sex twins are a mix of monozygous and dizygous twins.
As the Existentialists quarrelled over French policy in Algeria he admired Camus' writing but not his political views, "whereas I liked Sartre's views but not his writing".
Whereas we like to say in California, the journey is the destination, you know.
Whereas, states like Nevada, Texas, Alaska and Vermont that have the most lenient gun laws have the most the violence.
