Sentence examples for but whose form is from inspiring English sources
When this happens, a swagger building can turn into something like the universally mocked Edsel -- something not merely dated, but whose form is deafeningly and magnificently wrong.
The various existing atomic states of affairs constitute the world's "content".; but objects are also the content of atomic states of affairs, whose "form" is the way in which their constituent objects are combined.
Naming an attacker whose form is so unpredictable was a cavalier gesture from the roundhead Benítez.
Indians are generally keen on the animal in whose form is manifested a popular god, Ganesh.
Moroso unveiled a chair by Ms. Urquiola called Bloomy, whose form is as optimistic as its name.
To do so he will first have to get past Cink, the 2008 finalist whose form is on an uptick.
The British time trial champion Alex Dowsett looks incredibly good value at 50-1 with Coral, and then there's Cadel Evans, at 18-1 with bet365.com, whose form is promising.
Francis Cummins' depleted side have now conceded 262 points in their last five games, and they were little match for a Giants team whose form is improving.
The Tigers mauled a Wakefield team whose form is starting to become a genuine worry, and Wigan hung tough against Leeds.
Some might say, harshly, that Horwill was lucky to be on the pitch, having caught George Kruis, whose form is such that some have thrust him forward as a possible England captain, in the head with a swinging arm.
