Sentence examples for whose attempts from inspiring English sources

"It is Darth Vader whose attempts to suppress the rebel alliance reek of isolationism.

Then there is Prez, whose attempts to redeem himself are central to his character.

They are pure dancers whose attempts to justify these characters dramatically resulted in largely flat portrayals.

On her advice he appointed as his financial adviser Duverney, whose attempts to increase taxes aroused widespread discontent.

They asked him to contact the attorney, Shelly Keane, whose attempts at talking to him had been unsuccessful.

It's about a war veteran whose attempts to save a young girl from a sex trafficking ring go horribly wrong.

Sahwil also defended Merkel, whose attempts to comfort her were, she thought, genuine, even though the Chancellor's answers disappointed her, she told Bild.

Those unlucky fans are young women, whose attempts to see the match live are stymied by the police and by strict rules forbidding the mixing of the sexes.

In Cousin Pons, Pons is tormented by his concierge, whose attempts to bully him to death by haranguing and contradicting him are portrayed at length.

They have swallowed the ideas of the private insurance industry whose attempts to reclassify illnesses like ME are designed to reduce their claims payments.

He's a composer whose attempts at rebellion -- one of his operas was titled "Trip Hop Inferno" -- sound almost as scary as his hovering around Katie.