Sentence examples for picture whose from inspiring English sources

It's a picture whose focus hops here – there – there.

This is a picture whose story has incongruity at its heart.

It also won the Bafta (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) award for Best Picture, whose membership has significant overlap with the Academy.

Part of the effect comes from the widescreen picture, whose 16:9 horizontal-to-vertical proportions fill your field of view the way a movie-theater screen does.

She said the shop did nearly as well with the Miracle Jesus, a picture whose eyes "kind of follow you around everywhere -- it's kind of freaky".

"The Hunted" obviously brings to mind the similarly themed "First Blood," a picture whose star, Sylvester Stallone, misunderstood the film's intent.

These were matter-of-fact pictures, whose power lay in their quiet, undemonstrative assurance.

Mr Woodford (pictured), whose angry memoir is to be published this month, likens Japanese boardrooms to "Alice in Wonderland".

And the disgust and pity that pictures like Hicks's inspire should not distract from asking what pictures, whose cruelties, whose deaths you are not being shown.

Faith Hill (pictured), whose platinum discs are scattered about like confetti, has been nominated for eight of the major awards.

The pre-eminent British photographer of the 20th century, Bill Brandt, took pictures whose balance of art and humanity is frequently called strange, mysterious and irresistible.