Sentence examples for suggested whose from inspiring English sources

The columnist Molly Ivins, may God bless and keep her, lived in South Austin — a neighborhood, she once affectionately suggested, whose slogan might be "A Great Place to Buy Auto Parts".

A writer, she suggests, whose 'manner was to take the reader by surprise.

It is a country, the movie suggests, whose inhabitants — at least the men — seethe with boredom under their facade of contentment.

But a visual analysis of national data on drunken driving puts the disparity into stark relief — and suggests whose lives might be saved by a proposal to lower the legal blood-alcohol limit.

Obama failed to rally much enthusiasm from either camp because his proposals were so feeble, and because the administration continues to coddle the big banks, suggesting whose side Obama is really on.

Because the goal of The Cell Collective is to also integrate this information into dynamical models, simulations of the large-scale model (which might have hundreds or thousands of additional components in it) can suggest whose data is more likely to be correct.

As an example of practical interest, in this article we consider the 4 + 12-APSK constellation suggested in[13], whose parameters are optimized under the MED criterion (r2/r1 = 2.7, ϑ2−ϑ1 = 0).

I suggest Count Arthur Strong, whose gift for malapropism would serve the event well.

Hillary's latest bouts of bad press do suggest someone whose sense of public relations is less than finely honed.

The resulting pieces suggest boulders whose weighty solidity seems to be thrusting through their grouted, weblike surfaces.

"Don't banks do that for you?" suggests Jess, whose ambitions are more directed towards the stage.