Sentence examples for schoolchild whose from inspiring English sources
The father, an alcoholic and an emotionally distant man, was triumphantly "cured" in less than two years — which made Stossel feel, he says, "like a schoolchild whose younger sibling has just sped past him in the accelerated class".
I felt ashamed turning away someone whose dog wanted to play and telling a schoolchild she couldn't pet Chance.
On November 21, 1787, a little bundle of joy was born here to Abraham and Margaret Cunard, loyalists to the British crown who had fled from Philadelphia, where those upstart Yanks rebelled and wrote that constitution whose second amendment guarantees the right of any schoolchild to be shot dead, regardless of race, color, sex, religion, ethnicity or sexual orientation.
Every schoolchild studying radiation learns the salutary lesson of Marie Curie, the brilliant French scientist whose unprotected handling of countless radioactive samples led to the bone-marrow disease that killed her.
The schoolchild is at that critical juncture where indoctrination intensifies, where pedagogy shades into penality, but the child nevertheless possesses unconquered territories of freedom and feeling whose topography Walser's sentences describe so beautifully even as they disappear.
The poem, which also expressed Mr. Grass's basic solidarity with Israel, prompted an immediate outcry in a country whose relationship with Israel is complex, defined by many red lines drawn partly by inhibitions and guilt and partly by an acute awareness of the Holocaust, which is taught to every German schoolchild.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
Depends on whose mind, whose soul.
And know whose socks are whose.
