Sentence examples for whilst always from inspiring English sources

Tim is ever cool, calm and collected whilst always seeming more charming than macho.

We show how these agents, employing a behaviour-based approach derived from robotics research, are able to continuously learn and adapt to individuals within a building, whilst always providing a fast, safe response to any situation.

There are only a few teams in the NFL who appear to be legitimate Super Bowl contenders, those that convincingly beat the weaklings of the league whilst always competing with the tougher opponents.

The optimisation of a single piezoelectric fan for a hot spot cooling application is well understood and, whilst always fundamental to the research field, does not pose the greatest potential for development in real life applications, as a single piezoelectric fan cannot replace a cooling system of any great size.

Their model places audiences on an equal footing with professional artists, so that the work produced is a truly collaborative venture, often giving voice to stories and characters who rarely appear on the capital's largest stages, whilst always maintaining artistic standards by allowing professionals to shape the whole.

The successful people I admire all stay true to themselves, with both feet on the ground, whilst always trying to be the best they can be.

Whilst not always sharing my politics, she has shared my ethics and values, and her encouragement and support have fuelled my will to succeed.

These contain bold assertions about the need for blanket surveillance whilst nearly always speaking of a "known terrorist" or specific "intelligence operation".

Thus, "whilst" is always better than "while", and I have even encountered, with no small degree of admiration, "whereby" in place of "where", even though the words don't actually mean the same thing.

My colleague is very lazy, whilst I always do the lion's share of all of the work.

The social networking aspect is creating new relationships, whilst the always on nature means that you often hear about big news stories first on Twitter.