Sentence examples for whose bearing from inspiring English sources

Women whose bearing and costume are redolent of privilege and respectability – and those hats!

Leontes is played by David Strathairn, whose bearing is more introspective than regal.

A middle aged man, whose bearing has something of the Far West, was saying to the manager.

In the suq, we were accosted by a stern man, whose bearing, expensive dagger and clean clothes showed him to be a tribesman of some rank.

Finally, a special optimization procedure, based on genetic algorithms, allows a thorough comparison between classical structural schemes, whose bearing capacity is due to the mechanical stiffness, and prestressed structures, whose bearing capacity is also due to the geometrical stiffness provided by the prestress.

He's an American 007, an intrepid super-spy whose bearing and exploits are, from the start, parodies of the Bond series and whose derring-do is achievable solely with Susan's help.

In this paper available methods are examined for computing critical speeds for rotating machines whose bearings have speed dependent properties and a modification is proposed which can be incorporated into almost all of the established techniques.

Robert V. Tishman, a real estate developer whose companies — bearing the family name since the 19th century — etched their mark on the skylines of cities around the nation, including construction of the World Trade Center, died Monday at his home in Manhattan.

A campaign that is to begin today introduces a make-believe band, Coq Roq, whose members, bearing names like Fowl Mouth and Free Range, wear chicken masks as they belt out heavy-metal music to promote a new Burger King product, Chicken Fries, chicken strips formed like French fries.

The ballet, a staple of the Universal repertory that was choreographed by Adrienne Dellas to music by Kevin Barber Pickard, begins in a small but friendly village whose inhabitants keep a close eye on Shim Chung, the daughter, and her father, Shim Hak-Kyu, whose wife died bearing the girl.

For about 10 days the crisis was interpreted as a consequence of the ineptitude of the highly paid, and then it transmogrified into a grudge against the populace at large, whose lassitude was bearing the society down to ruin.