Sentence examples for but whose life is from inspiring English sources

But, whose life is more pleasant, when viewed in itself, Is a question had better be laid on the shelf,... Let each one enjoy, with content, his own pleasure, Nor attempt, by himself, other people to measure".

"Yeah, but whose life is it?" Ms. Stanton-Paule asked.

The Authentic Confucius tracked with scholarly rigor the real story of the philosopher whose words are fundamental to all Chinese intellectual thought, but whose life is wrapped in legend and hagiography.

The third narrative follows a swordsman whose thoughts are set down in robust Scots dialect, who mainly thinks about stoving heads in, raping and pillaging, but whose life is made more complicated by a familiar who whispers complicated stratagems into his ear and craps down his back.

And the mezzo-soprano Dolora Zajick is back in a signature role, the haunted Gypsy Azucena, who has raised Manrico as her son but whose life is consumed by the drive to avenge her mother, condemned as a Gypsy sorceress and burned at the stake long ago, before Azucena's eyes.

And yeah, I'm sure it makes my life harder sometimes but whose life isn't?

No one knows how many patients are more like my patient, who could have died but whose life was saved, and how many undergo treatments and tests even though there is no meaningful chance they will benefit from them.

But Ms. Savoy, whose life is already surrounded by many of the amenities of modern technology -- a personal computer, high-speed Internet access, a cellphone, a digital camera and a DVD player -- did not hesitate when she was approached recently about joining a pilot program for digital home technology.

"But as somebody whose life is helping runners survive, yeah, I'm unhappy to hear they're taking the money from the elites".

Bear in mind, he added, that the hero is not a gangster but a lawman whose life "is on the line every minute".

Until then, Google Plus remains irrelevant not only to Arab Spring revolutionaries but to anyone whose life is not completely an open book.