Sentence examples for whose belonging from inspiring English sources

Still others were slaves, whose "belonging" meant being owned.

Therefore, by the end of the first year, Registrar division should identify at-risk students, whose profiles belonging to the second group.

Escriva, in particular, is portrayed as a man whose heart belonged to God but whose feet were firmly planted on earth.

"Chaplains are distinct professionals, pastors whose uniforms belonged to the corps but whose heart and soul were possessed by God".

Raj falls in love with Sakina (Sonam Kapoor), whose heart belongs to Imaan (Mr. Kahn), whose return she awaits every night on a lonely bridge.

The odds of choosing an e-bike were 2.7 times higher for students whose parents belonged to a high socio-economic group compared with students whose parents belonged to a medium socio-economic group.

Let (mathscr {E}) be the set of polynomials in (mathscr {F}) whose coefficients belong to (mathbb {Q}+imathbb {Q}), the set of complex numbers whose real and imaginary parts are rational numbers.

Patients whose tumors comprised subgroups 2,5&6 experienced excellent long-term survival, whereas those patients whose tumors belonged to subgroups 1&4 experienced much poorer survival.

Similarly, children whose caregivers belonged to the Orthodox religion were 4.15 times (95% CI: 1.22-14.06) more likely to adhere than those whose caregivers belonged to the Muslim religion (Table  1).

And in the end, whose penis belongs to whom?

Also occupying the northern plateau are Bilin speakers, whose language belongs to the Cushitic family.