Sentence examples for whose attendant from inspiring English sources

Attributed to D'Angelo and the Vanguard, it's his first album since 2000's Voodoo, the one whose attendant Untitled video did so much to inflame the artist's confusion and torment about his appeal.

By 1976, Bowie had fallen deeply for cocaine, whose attendant sensations of omnipotence and grandiosity led him to "become" the Thin White Duke, a staring-mad aristocrat with shades of Oswald Mosley.

With the "comprehensive secularization of the historical in the state of creation…History merges into the setting" to become natural history (OGT, 92), whose attendant cognition is a melancholic contemplation of things which derives enigmatic satisfaction from its very recognition of their transience and emptiness (OGT, 139).

The most important of our findings implies that the sense of coherence is a psychological concept whose attendant constructs lead to an understanding of the mechanism of functioning in one specific group of physicians: the "Clever".

This was in keeping with the bright mood of the flight itself, whose attendants had given the local weather down to the degree and the time down to the minute, but had said nothing of the series of coördinated terrorist attacks that had convulsed the city the night before, a hundred and twenty-eight bodies counted by the time the travellers were released into the dim noon light.

"It's not the end," said Jacquita Gonzales, whose flight attendant husband Patrick Gomes, was on the flight.

A Northwest spokeswoman, Mary Stanik, said that the airline -- whose flight attendants are represented by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters -- was "in full accordance" with federal disease-control guidelines.

Rename her Rosie (she has a lovely pink tongue and nose) or Fauna (she has a Bambi-ish beige body) and Red will be reborn — at the sad expense of Spike, whose veterinary attendants christened him Maximus, in honor of his struggle to survive and his sweet behavior toward them.

The attendant, whose name was James Spor, felt uneasy.

I once helped a flight attendant whose blood sugar was low.

Judy Greer is a seemingly normal flight attendant whose anxieties emerge as Harold gets to know her better.