Sentence examples for whose disposition from inspiring English sources

It was a rare piece of optimism from a man whose disposition has not been especially sunny recently.

Ms. Witherspoon returns as Elle Woods, the indefatigable sprig of a girl whose disposition is as sunshiny as her hair.

Reese Witherspoon returns as Elle Woods, the indefatigable sprig of a girl whose disposition is as sunshiny as her hair.

Hogan isn't particularly mediagenic — he is a fifty-eight-year-old former real-estate broker whose disposition suggests a high aptitude, and tolerance, for paperwork.

The focus in designing cities has now turned from buildings to the spaces between those buildings — sidewalks, plazas, parks — whose disposition requires planning.

After his asylum claim was rejected, Mr. Haouari filed a series of appeals, whose disposition could not be determined last night.

Winthrop vigorously defended this rule against protests, arguing that Massachusetts was within its rights to "refuse to receive such whose dispositions suit not with ours".

The Ecloga was a shortened and more philanthropic version of the Codex of Justinian, whose dispositions were more in tune with Christian values.

"I find these pride parades ridiculous," said Daniel Pinard, a celebrity television chef, whose congenial disposition masks a cantankerous spirit.

Arthur, originally from Cambridge (OH) was always a gentleman whose quiet disposition belied a dry sense of humor.

The Robber, whose whole disposition was that of a liberal freethinker and republican, also became soul-sick on account of the looming clouds darkening the political horizon.