Sentence examples for topic whose from inspiring English sources

"What it does matters tremendously, especially on this topic whose impact is invisible".

Indeed, this has become a topic whose coverage has been typified mainly by flaky claims, wild hyperbole and sexism.

Hot Topic, whose wares skew decidedly to the punk end of the style spectrum, gives the buyout firm a younger target consumer.

His interviewers and reviewers often seem relieved to find someone with ownership on the topic whose ideas in large part confirm their own.

FOR all the feverish talk this last campaign season about taxes, immigration, taxes, Benghazi, taxes, Medicare, taxes, Iran, taxes, etc., there was one topic whose absence left me disappointed: department stores.

It's a refreshing contrast to other tomes on the topic, whose authors fluff over the detail like coy magicians unwilling to have their hats examined for fear of loosing a rabbit.

The 100 special signed contributions mentioned in the full title are lengthy essays on major topics, whose authors are identified on the title page of each volume.

At last it occurred to me that Fred Brown, a seventy-nine-year-old Pine Barrens native, who lived in a shanty in the heart of the forest, had had some connection or other to at least three-quarters of those Pine Barrens topics whose miscellaneity was giving me writer's block.

This system performs a soft clustering of users based on manually predefined topics whose sentiment can be found in the reviews.

The reasons for this choice, according to some participants' comments, were for the structure of learning topics whose connections were built by themselves previously presented by ROS's personal topic maps.

On its importance in shaping the subsequent interpretations of Aristotle's philosophical theology see Pines (1987).A more complicated issue is that of Themistius' work on the Topics, whose Arabic translation is lost, but has been widely quoted (chiefly by Averroes).