Sentence examples for whose approach is from inspiring English sources

So maybe your nemesis at work is simply someone whose approach is different from yours.

However, Pellegrino, whose approach is regarded as too cautious, remained diplomatic after his side's first win since 26 November.

France, she suggests, is changing in the image of a president whose approach "is not being constrained by rules, principles, protocol, straitjackets".

As you do, you take in a fascinating array of American cooking mixed with the sensibilities of restaurant chefs whose approach is both seasonal and urbane.

"I think she hears noise, not distinct things," said Mr. Ax, whose approach is usually closer to a chamber musician's than a soloist's.

"US car companies are run by brilliant, highly numerate people whose approach is to make the product in a highly rational way," he says.

On thousands of gigs with his taskmaster boss, Mr. Newman helped provide regular combustion points for concert audiences, like the pleading opening lines in "Night Time Is the Right Time" or his tenor saxophone battles with Don Wilkerson, whose approach was as gritty as Mr. Newman's was precise.

People felt safe with Bryan, whose approach was enlivened by metaphors from his previous career as a vet.

Veldman worked closely with her composer, Elena Kats-Chernin, whose approach was deliberately more emotionally direct than her own.

"There was this theatre school I'd heard about in Paris, L'École Jacques Lecoq, whose approach was very different from traditional forms of theatre training," he recalled.

The critics compared it to performances long ago with Galina Vishnevskaya and conducted by Mstislav Rostropovich, whose approach was the exact opposite of what I wanted to achieve.