Sentence examples for whereas usually from inspiring English sources

Whereas usually our senses bring the world into our minds, the written word takes our sensually-shaped minds out into the world.

Whereas, usually, taking part in one of their homophobic boycotts would be as simple as not watching The Ellen DeGeneres Show or refusing to shop in whatever chain store is using a gay couple in their advertising that month, boycotting a stamp becomes complicated because you can't control when one is sent to you. .

Whereas, usually, taking part in one of their homophobic boycotts would be as simple as not watching Ellen or refusing to shop in whatever chain store is using a gay couple in their advertising that month, boycotting a stamp becomes complicated because you can't control when one is sent to you. .

"Freighters can only cross the lake empty," said a worker at the shipyard in Xingzi, whereas usually the lake is a hive of activity in rural Jiangxi province.

They found that multiple subsets of tumor cells from the lung moved to the lymph nodes, whereas usually only a single subset spread from the lymph nodes to the liver.

There are a lot of different opinions of what improvisation means - a lot of people think it means you just say anything you want to, whereas usually it's based on a storyline: you know what the thrust of the scene is, then it's rehearsed and turned into something.

Whereas I usually know that what I'm doing here is useful.

Whereas Romania usually knew what they were about, with England it was more a case of guesswork.

That allows the salmon to make growth hormone in cold weather, whereas salmon usually produce it only in warm weather.

Thus, the rhetoric seems to fall flat, whereas Scalia usually displays a keen aim in his invective.

"The problem the business community faces is that most people don't care about business taxes, whereas they usually do have an unpleasant relationship with individual taxes".