Sentence examples for whose deliberate from inspiring English sources

This was a bizarrely lush and well-upholstered account of a piece whose deliberate barbarity sparked a riot at its first performance in 1913.

To create the desired shape, molds are hand cut from refractory ceramic fiber whose deliberate roughness lends texture to the finished product.

He is not a minimalist — a label often lazily affixed to him, as to other artists of the era whose deliberate styles register the historical logic of minimalism (a debunking of pictorial rhetoric and illusion) while resisting its impersonality.

So are MGMT pop jokers who've accidentally fallen into a potential goldmine, or shrewd pop strategists whose deliberate controversies (and songs about youth revolution, apocalypse and electric eels) are part of a fiendish plan for world domination?

Panel members, whose deliberate pace has come under criticism from some committee members and people outside the committee, are expected to convene their first public hearings next week and conduct them twice weekly until Congress adjourns in October.

The ink blots suggest new forms to the mind in a manner similar to the Rorschach test, whose deliberate ambiguity serves to draw out the patient's own fantasies or obsessions.

Those works played with the notion of the artist as a cottage industrialist of meaning, whose every deliberate action in his working space can't help but be art.

However, this initially 'innocent' objective was quickly joined and then totally replaced by raids for economic benefit against Jewish farms (stealing produce, livestock and equipment) during which killing Jews was incidental to avoid capture, and then with raids whose sole deliberate purpose was to kill Jews.

The New York City Campaign Finance Board, whose staff deliberates with the speed of a Bleak House barrister, has examined the finance reports of many candidates supported by the party and has found no grand violations.

Hilal, whose motions are deliberate and dramatic, tossed date pits onto a silver tray.

Mr. Frazier's play starts off shakily, but with the arrival of Roger, whose behavior is deliberate but strange, it takes off.