Sentence examples for whose entirety from inspiring English sources

"Despite Japan's claim that Korea's and China's protests were amply taken into consideration, the next history text, whose entirety will come to light at the end of this month, will be like a time bomb in Korean-Japanese relations," said a recent editorial in Joong Ang Ilbo, a leading South Korean newspaper.

It was possible for a framework to consist not only of L-rules, whose entirety determines the notion of logical consequence, but also of P-rules, which represent presumed physical laws.

Other strong Twitter poems appear by Anthony Peregrine, Bianca Shrimpton, Tom Hank, Martin Bell, and Patricia Lockwood, whose poem in its entirety reads, "I'm selling my body on Craigslist — not for sex, but because it's haunted".

Rather, the school was something more uncommon and more notable: an institution whose diversity simply reflected the entirety of its surrounding communities.

But something more surprising appears when these stories are at last seen in their entirety, an accomplishment whose significance the author herself cannot have been aware of, for it could only appear retrospectively.

I discover later that I'm not far wrong; Tresco is a created world, leased from the Duchy of Cornwall in its entirety by Robert Dorrien-Smith, whose family began leasing the islands in the 19th century.

Still, there is a sense that something is lacking in the way the season builds momentum, particularly in the aftermath of the domineering Vee, whose presence loomed over the entirety of Season 2. It's not that the show mandates another villain, but it does need some sort of arc to corral the disparate threads that remain heavy on characterization and sometimes light on connective tissue.

As a result, the viewer is forced to engage with the dialogue of other gallery visitors, whose conversations are audible in their entirety.

Everyone will have different favorites; I am particularly fond of Ronald Firbank's "Inclinations," whose twentieth chapter reads, in its entirety: Mabel!

Col. Green's $100,000,000 was, of course, left him almost in its entirety by his mother, whose total fortune reached that round figure.

Our goal was to reconstruct the evolutionary and colonisation history of four taxa endemic to this region (A. majus subsp. majus, A. majus. subsp. striatum, A. molle, and A. sempervirens) by using a dense sampling strategy, with a total of 452 individuals from 99 populations whose collective distribution spans nearly the entirety of the Pyrenees and adjacent mountains.