Sentence examples for whose beginnings from inspiring English sources

This development, whose beginnings he saw 50 years ago, has now come to pass.

"I'm not describing our world, but we are going in that direction... It's a future whose beginnings are already with us".

Some historians maintain that Louis XIV married Maintenon to consummate the relationship, while others believe that the king was only regularizing a liaison whose beginnings went back to either 1673 or 1678 but more likely to 1680.

When we look at almost any picture that he made after 1945 or so, we dive into the middle of something whose beginnings are obscured and whose ends hang fire.

Moran emerges as some latter-day feminist hero whose beginnings as a "white, working class [woman] in Wolverhampton" in reality trumps those of the many feminists, both black and white, who have been calling her out.

It takes five years for one of these fictions, whose beginnings and ends are as obscure as the first questions of the universe, to capture and maintain an audience.

First he must bond with Carter Heinz, whose humble beginnings contrast starkly with Julian's cosseted ones, and who will turn out to have all the raw ambition that Julian lacks.

Firstly my father, whose early beginnings were far more grim than those of my Soweto charges.

His death at 78 has shocked citizens in Ghana, the West African nation whose difficult beginnings and subsequent steadying he accompanied and chronicled.

Neither Ms. Rousseff nor Mr. Serra has come close to matching the charisma or political skills of Mr. da Silva, a former union leader with a fourth-grade education whose humble beginnings have resonated with many Brazilians.

Only recently, after six decades' work, did he lift the curtain on a life whose mid-west beginnings fostered a baroque view of America that bracketed him with southern gothic - where domineering women and immolations are among life's obstacles.