Sentence examples for whose emphasis from inspiring English sources

The advocates of limited government whose emphasis on individualism alarms Mr. Nevins are, paradoxically, collectivists.

He also met John Cage, whose emphasis on chance and randomness dovetailed with Mr. Paik's sensibility.

Rather, it has been a series of programs whose emphasis has expanded and recalibrated over the years, she says.

So, too, does Disney's Frozen, whose emphasis on the love between sisters has helped power it to iconic popularity.

The new post, whose emphasis will be specifically on the England men's team, will be an odd one.

Coach Tom Coughlin, whose emphasis on limiting turnovers has been critical to his success in his nine-year tenure, pulled Wilson from the game.

With other psychologists at Harvard in the 1930's, most prominently Henry A. Murray, Dr. White helped promote personality theory, whose emphases ran counter to those of the dominant school at the time, experimental psychology, said William McKinley Runyan, a research psychologist at the Institute of Personality and Social Research at the University of California.

This contrasts with many lotic models whose primary emphasis or support focuses on main channel systems within headwaters.

And it didn't hurt that he is to leave for Africa this week, on a trip whose planned emphasis is on peace and prosperity.

The gravestones "don't let us send a positive message," said Mr. Rivas, a member of the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, led by President Enrique Peña Nieto, whose continuous emphasis on Mexico's economic health has muffled the attention to violence.

Wilhelm Heinrich Riehl, (born May 6, 1823, Biebrich, Nassau died Nov. 16, 1897, Munich), German journalist and historian whose early emphasis on social structures in historical development were influential in the rise of sociological history.