Sentence examples for in whose image from inspiring English sources

And the unseeing and unhearing God in whose image they were created sighed, "They're so close".

He is a profoundly — almost grotesquely — human-looking deity, very much the sort of being in whose image vulgar humankind could realistically come forth.

The model of Afghanistan is little comfort to allies wondering on what basis we plan to rebuild the Middle East, and in whose image and interests".

Written in 1851, shortly after Matthew Arnold's marriage to Frances Lucy Wightman, it evokes quite literally the "sweetness and light" which Arnold famously found in the classical world, in whose image he formed his ideals of English culture.

Rexhep Rexhepi Stadium can call itself home to Kosovo's first Champions League club after Feronikeli's runaway title win was confirmed this month and also stands as a monument to the man in whose image the club was rebuilt.

The death of al-Baghdadi, a man in whose image and reputation a huge amount of time  and effort has been invested, would be a huge symbolic loss for Isis, a great obstacle in its caliphate project, which has so thrived on success to date.

The admiration is most obvious in "Crepuscular Dawn," whose image -- rendered in white, black and violet smoothed on in big swipes -- suggests a deep, dark tunnel through an iceberg, but whose presence is that of an unusually tactile stage flat or the backdrop of a diorama.

and l ( x ) : = ∑ m = 1 k β m μ k − 1 ( S m, x ) ∈ ] 0, ∞ [, x ∈ X, where β 1, …, β k are fixed positive numbers. We stress that the first condition in (4) is necessary. For example, there exists a Borel set in R 2 whose image under the first projection map is not a Borel set in R (see [7]).

In a sport whose image has been sullied by numerous fixing scandals, it was far from the first time a driver had attempted to rewrite a tainted history.

It was an effort that would not have been possible until now in a city whose image has long been defined by the devastating riots of 1967.

At the other end of the exhibition, after climbing a staircase decorated with a portrait drawn in black tape whose image fragments as you ascend, another crazy machine rattles away.