Sentence examples for whose blessing from inspiring English sources

But they were given "compensation" – with whose blessing, I wonder?

It was the Republican whose blessing is important.

At Argyll Lodge they met Queen Victoria herself, whose blessing opened all doors to them.

But it seemed all the more striking, given the congressman's elaborate courtship of Ms. Abedin and her Muslim family, whose blessing he sought when he proposed marriage.

He planned to speak on primary night with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, whose blessing could confer credibility with the Manhattan establishment.

For 20 years from 1209, they set upon the Cathar heretics in south-western France, following a call to arms by the ill-named Pope Innocent III, whose blessing made this too a crusade.

I'm the son of Dawa the king of well-diggers whose blessed nose could sniff out water in Sokoto while he's standing in Saminaka.

Peyote songs were further popularized by Native American singers Verdell Primeaux (Dakota, or Sioux) and Johnny Mike (Navajo), whose Bless the People: Harmonized Peyote Songs (2000) won a Grammy Award in 2001 for best Native American music album.

Any reversal of internet restrictions would require the support of that committee, which includes a Revolutionary Guard commander and other appointees of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, whose ultimate blessing is also needed.Yet censorship is starting to look silly.

For a figure whose electoral blessing would be decisive, it reflects a reversal from the role he played in orchestrating a unified Shiite coalition during Iraq's first national elections in 2005.

One searing experience was in February at a hastily arranged meeting between her father and the Rev. Al Sharpton, whose political blessing Mr. Gore wanted, before the New York primary, but without pictures directly linking him to the fiery figure.