Sentence examples for loved whose from inspiring English sources

"Maggie is a handy composite of some people I've loved whose narcissism was once irresistible," she explains.

The Golem and the Djinni by Helene Wecker (Blue Door), has the detailed realism of historical fiction, the haunting feel of a folk tale, and is one of only two novels I've ever loved whose main characters are not human.

This indicates a dramatic shift in behaviour: people will watch TV as catch up (Breaking Bad) to discover new series, as binge – to discover series they missed while they were on air (Dexter), and series they loved whose appeal is evergreen (Family Guy).

Although Kilcannon is described as being as manipulative and unsentimental as any of his rivals, Mr. Patterson adds that "Kerry needed a larger cause than power," namely, "the belief that he was bettering the future of those who relied on him, and of a country he deeply loved, whose ideals had helped raise Kerry himself, the son of immigrants, to become its leader".

For anyone who visits the house on Usher's Island on the Dublin quays where the story is set, where Joyce's own great-aunts lived with their daughter, it is easy, for example, to see that Joyce was recreating a place, an atmosphere and people he remembered and loved, whose loss he regretted.

Like love, whose high season also comes with spring, golf can defy all logic.

Followers of Zeus, for example, choose someone to love whose soul resembles their patron god.

If there is a character that you love, whose fashion style you love etc. - look to her as a model for ideas.

However, the real way to know if you're with "the one" is to see that you're with a person you love whose flaws you are able to accept.

I'd love to know whose it is.

And Nicholas Ray, whose work they loved and whose films they were among the first to recognize as art, is, simply, one of the greatest directors.