Sentence examples for inconvenience whose from inspiring English sources

Mr Watts's keenest pupil is Matilda, the child of a departed father and a religious mother, and her voice chronicles this brutal time, turning soldiers into "redskins", Pip into a living being and war into an occasional menace and inconvenience whose early clashes are summed up by an old dog's gutted corpse.

Or worse, that it's an inconvenience whose consequences should be borne solely by the mother and her baby.

Wandering grimy streets under a yellow sky, the duo find a client at a local "inconvenience" store whose greenish coffee prompts Max to note, "I take my coffee green, like my men".

This has done little to mollify observers angry at a business that seems to treat tax as an optional inconvenience, and whose first response to the negative publicity was cut paid lunchbreaks, maternity benefits and sick leave from its already low-paid workforce.

Misleading because both Uefa and Fifa have on several occasions had the opportunity to take a genuine stand by banning rather than simply inconveniencing clubs whose fans behave in a racist way.

Several years later, already terminally ill with the cancer whose inconveniences, indignities and cruelties form a powerful subplot in A Life Discarded, she gave them to her friend Masters.

There is, however, a group that does not have to deal with such inconveniences: suite holders, whose experience can seem far different from that of the average fan.

The Mail presents itself as the defender of traditional British values, the voice of an overlooked majority whose opinions inconvenience the agendas of metropolitan élites.

Collins describes the Mail as "a middle-market tabloid" which "presents itself as the defender of traditional British values, the voice of an overlooked majority whose opinions inconvenience the agendas of metropolitan élites".

This caused a terrible inconvenience for my aunt whose checks began bouncing all over the great state of Ohio.

They defend the unborn against abortion in order to claim the pro-life label, but then are quick to abandon their pro-life stance on matters where it may inconvenience political allies or supporters whose actions also harm the unborn.