Sentence examples for whose considered from inspiring English sources

It will move anyone who's encountered corruption, whose considered having or losing faith.

Busby is on the brink of 60, a Scot whose considered, relentlessly specific use of words rides easily on wayward grammar.

To achieve this goal, a model of the student has been proposed, whose considered outputs are the performance and a participation index that measures the activity level of the student in the class.

It posits a Utopia whose inhabitants "considered the noblest man to be the one that has mastered the most skills . . .

"Once in a while you find some kid whose family considered them a nuisance and bought them a one-way plane ticket to Los Angeles," Mr. Wolford said.

The scout, whose team considered drafting Blair, praised him as a "dominating force around the basket" who was likely to make teams regret passing on him.

He was also, as this powerful memoir reveals, a closeted bisexual whose wife considered him "the most unhappy man she had ever known".

(Full disclosure: in high school I dated a girl whose parents considered themselves "Parrotheads".

The same month Lohan's home was burglarized by the Bling Ring, a group of fashion-motivated burglars whose ringleader considered Lohan to be their ultimate conquest.

In a recent poll, 64.7% of people whose peers considered them 'popular' admitted to thinking about or actually have been cutting or going on a diet.

It is designed to minimize smooth functions whose evaluations are considered expensive and whose derivatives are not available or not desirable to approximate.