Sentence examples for whose beginnings are from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Save Our Children was the first organized opposition to the gay rights movement, whose beginnings were traced to the Stonewall riots in 1969.

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

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.

New beginnings are possible.

The beginnings are obscure.

The beginnings are simple.