Sentence examples for wherein we get from inspiring English sources
Test Drive is a new series that we're starting at CrunchGear wherein we get a hands-on look at new or interesting modes of transportation.
While these literary efforts earned him critical praise and accolades (even Grammys), the best thing to come of them was undoubtedly the author-read audiobooks, wherein we get to hear the soon-to-be POTUS say very un-presidential things about "sorry-ass motherfuckers," "ignorant motherfuckers," and people who need to buy their "own damn fries".
There's always a scene in middlebrow, art-drunk flicks where we get to witness the artist actually making their art, wherein the painter flails wildly at the canvas with brush and oils, striving to convey the appropriate sense of transcendent creative ecstasy.
Thus, we get to this point wherein the most positive value of energy, enthalpy, and entropy is 314 K if the temperature increases from 299 to 314 K.
But how did we get ourselves into this linguistic conundrum, wherein the two most viable pronouns for women are respectively infantilizing and rife with domestic, subservient connotations?
During the end credits, wherein Smith declares that he misses his dad and thanks God 'for still being a fan', we get to hear 'Jersey Girl' - not the immaculate Tom Waits original, but that awful, self- congratulatory Springsteen cover replete with live audience whoops and cheers.
We seem to have entered the Age of Relativity, wherein we finally experience time as Einstein imagined it, contracting and expanding relative to the velocities of observers.
It was a white cube, an active container of meaning wherein we could become part of the art.
We got concerns and we got worries".
