Sentence examples for manner whose from inspiring English sources
Langer and her colleagues sent a trivial, nonsensical memo around an office, formatting it in the usual manner, whose only content was a command to return it ("This memo is to be returned to Room 247").
On two separate occasions, female fans are invited up to be serenaded in a manner whose vestigial social awkwardness adds a charm often lacking from this most ritualised of encounters.
Guy Pearce plays suave science entrepreneur Aldrich Killian — brilliant, yet unstable and unprincipled in the traditional manner – whose obsession with Stark may arise from a traumatic rejection in his youth, rather like Syndrome in The Incredibles.
He trained as an icon painter in a local variant of the archaic Byzantine manner, whose rigid formulas were aimed less at representing the divine than at magically summoning it.
The most prominent of the generation of poets active during the 1950s were Paavo Haavikko, also a prose writer and author of experimental plays, and Eeva-Liisa Manner, whose collection Tämä matka (1956; "This Journey") signaled her adoption of modernism and who in her later works often exhibited a painful awareness of world events.
The biological evaluation on spontaneously hypertensive rats and renal hypertensive rats showed that 3 could cause significant decrease on MBP in a dose dependent manner, whose maximal response lowered 30 mmHg of MBP at 5 mg/kg and 41 mmHg of MBP at 10 mg/kg after oral administration, and the significant antihypertensive effect lasted beyond 24 h, which is better than Losartan.
And to what extent is it a cultivated set of manners whose goal is seduction?
It is a tragicomedy of manners whose main themes are the scandalous pitfalls of genius, the struggle of exiles with poverty and the quest for erotic intensity.
"Private Lives" is a comedy of bad manners, whose emotional and structural minimalism turns all the cumbersome proprieties of English drawing-room drama upside down.
One of Hill's officers wrote of the "ill Nature and Sowerness of these People, whose Government, Doctrine, and Manners, whose Hypocracy and canting, are unsupportable", and further commented that unless they were brought under firmer control, the colonists would "grow more stiff and disobedient every Day".
Margate's shirts have borne various sponsors' logos but the most notable was that of the pop group Bad Manners, whose name appeared on the team's kit as part of a sponsorship deal with their record label in the late 1990s.
