Sentence examples for alter whose from inspiring English sources

"For me, this was a chance to feel like I had a piece of the dawning digital age," Alter, whose longtime employer, Newsweek, had been sold for a dollar, said.

Mr. Alter, whose agency is part of the McCann-Erickson Wofld Group unithef the Interpublic Group of Companies, was philosophical about the abrupt loss of Mr. Topolewski.

Alter, whose father survived Auschwitz and whose grandparents died in the Holocaust, says it has been a struggle to identify himself as German but, having sought help for his "personal traumas", he has come to terms with his nationality.

Mr. Schumer declined to comment on the matter involving Mr. Alter, whose recommendation he announced last February at a dinner of the Human Rights Campaign, a national gay rights group.

Alter — whose second history of the Barack Obama era, "The Center Holds," comes out next week — is puzzled about why a former Constitutional law professor allowed such a sinister turn.

** Professor Alter, whose earlier works include "Fielding and the Nature of the Novel" (1968) and "A Lion for Love: A Critical Biography of Stendhal" (1979), has been tilling the Biblical fields ever since "The Art of Biblical Narrative" (1981) and "The Art of Biblical Poetry" (1985).

In another life: To prepare for her current show, the artist delved into cyberspace, creating a secret Facebook alter ego whose special interests include the Tea Party and whose favourite quote is: "Give me liberty or give me death!" Where can I see her?

"You see how good Valentino is with technology,' said Giancarlo Giammetti, the designer's alter ego, whose mission since Valentino retired in 2008 has been to collate and disseminate the 45-year archive.

It is obviously impossible to examine in detail functions and potential pathophysiological roles of all of the identified alterations, therefore our discussion will focus on selected genes whose expression was found markedly altered and whose potential importance is supported by the existing literature.

The Magician's minions are genetically altered children whose "iridescent carapaces" and "gossamer wings" recall Titania's fairy attendants.

The goal, PPL said, is to create genetically altered pigs whose organs can be transplanted into humans without being rejected by the human immune system.