Sentence examples for whose assault from inspiring English sources

These days, Mr. Collins is leading the Dirtbombs, whose assault includes a pair of drummers and a pair of bassists.

Lucas Tooth, whose assault of Anjali starts her descent into the dossers' underworld, works his charm on the hopeful, the sad, the desperate.

His long shadow falls on a flashy provocateur like Gaspar Noé, whose assault of a film, "Irréversible," almost demands that a phrase be coined for him: provoc-auteur.

John Betjeman, whose assault on Slough has entered the language, could not have done the same kind of damage to Upton-cum-Chalvey.

In 1984, she received an Oscar nomination for her performance as Adela, whose assault sparks an Anglo-Indian scandal, in A Passage to India.

With the exception of a few shots — like one of a stewardess, whose assault is treated as a joke in a way that made me twitch — the nudity, however nasty, makes sense.

They see a lawless population planted in their midst by the only democracy in the Middle East whose assaults on Palestinian people and property are virtually ignored by Israel's army and courts.

In the 1960s Medvedev wrote a history of Soviet science with the aim of discrediting the doctrines of T.D. Lysenko, the charlatan who dominated Soviet biology during the reign of Joseph Stalin (1929 53) and whose assaults on classical genetics crippled Soviet biology for decades.

The movie got so loud that after a while, I actually started plugging my ears, which is a good metaphor for a film like Battleship, whose assaults on your senses of sound and logic eventually wear out their welcome.

Without comparison groups of White survivors who reported to the police or African Americans whose assaults were not as severe, it is not possible to determine the impact of race and type of assault on disclosure choices or outcomes.

Rather, I mean the story of an elite liberal-arts institution whose sexual assault and mental health counseling programs didn't meet the needs of assault victims.