Sentence examples for whose detailed from inspiring English sources

The collector enters, and then begins a filmed seduction whose detailed contractual terms were worked out in advance by the artist's gallery.

Walter William Skeat, (born Oct. 14, 1866, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Eng. died July 24 , 1953 London) British ethnographer of the Malay Peninsula whose detailed works laid the foundation for later ethnographic studies of the area.

Ms. Warren, whose detailed research into why people file for bankruptcy is respected even among some of her critics, became the principal staff member for the commission, and soon ran afoul of the banks.

Mr. Coetzee was a divisive and complicated figure: a convicted murderer and a whistle-blower whose detailed accounts of a violently corrupt police force shed new light on South Africa's racist government.

They range from Alexander Petrov's 22-minute "Old Man and the Sea," a startlingly beautiful Oscar-winning adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's novella whose detailed images (painted on glass) resemble fine art, to Co Hoedeman's 11-minute "Garden of Ecos," a stop-motion fable about objects struggling to share the same space.

In this approach, the new buzzword is biometrics, the science of identifying people through biological markers just as reliable as fingerprints, such as quick computerized scans of their faces, their palms, or even the insides of their eyeballs, whose detailed features are unmistakable signatures of self.

"I hate platforms!" said Alexandra Neel, a 27-year-old Paris shoemaker, whose delicately detailed shoes are sold at stores like Jeffrey and Barneys.

Walter Chappell, whose finely detailed, impeccably printed photographs of landscapes, natural forms and the human body were known for their mystical intensity, died on Tuesday in Santa Fe.

Ms. Ullrich had a superlative collaborator in the pianist Marcelo Amaral, whose colorful, detailed and sensitive playing proved an apt match for her expressive singing.

In the movie's funniest scene Victor hooks up with a computer date whose elaborately detailed rape fantasy is a control freak's recipe for not really losing control.

In a Nobel-style live webcast from Sweden, Larry Lempert, the chair of the jury, described Tan as "a masterly visual storyteller" whose minutely detailed pictorial narratives touched everyone, regardless of age.