Sentence examples for whose context from inspiring English sources

It's a paradox: a story with a happy ending whose context makes the happy ending meaningless.

But historical background is often called for in cases whose context may not be well known to jurors.

I'm always inspired by the mystery that is invoked when we look at images whose context is unknown.

So in attacking Saudi Arabia, why do critics insist on using a leak whose context is unknown and ignoring irrefutable evidence from experts in the U.S. government?

"As artists whose context has always been that city, what's being lost — erased, ignored — is terrifying," Mr. Diggs said, noting the drastic drop in Oakland's African-American population.

"I'd be as happy as hell if you'd stay for tea," he sings on "33 'GOD,' " with a kind of glistening desperation whose context we can't quite grasp.

More fundamental is the problem of touchpoints whose contexts preclude texting.

Position represents a relevant attribute needed by many applications, whose contexts are characterized by pervasiveness of the objects/things in the considered scenarios.

The method should be sufficiently flexible to accommodate diverse applications whose contexts are location specific and path dependent without imposing the straightjacket constraints of a "one size fits all" cookbook approach.

With such disturbances to skilled activity, Dasein emerges as a practical problem solver whose context-embedded actions are directed at restoring smooth skilled activity.

Exosome-mediated intercellular signalling during atherosclerosis is a multifacet set of processes whose context-dependent roles are slowly being deciphered.