Sentence examples for whose essay from inspiring English sources

Dr. Forrest, whose essay began it all, was sounding a bit philosophical.

Shortlisted entrants shall be those whose essay displays the most original and exceptional thinking.

The first Sidney goes to Michael Lewis, whose essay "The End" appeared in Portfolio magazine.

First up, Salvatore Scibona, whose essay "Where I Learned to Read" appears in the issue.

_Junot Díaz, whose essay "The Money" appears in our Summer Fiction Issue, tells us what he's reading in June.

A response from Kathleen Volk Miller, whose essay about her very frank talk with her daughter led to a lot of equally frank responses.

Streep plays New Yorker writer Susan Orlean, whose essay-turned-book about an orchid poacher is adapted into a movie, by Charlie Kaufman, played by Nicolas Cage.

Larry Clark, who today says Passing Through "wasn't made for release, it was made for the revolution", teaches film at UC Berkeley, and Billy Woodbury teaches at CalArts, alongside film-makers like James Benning and Thom Andersen, whose essay-movie Los Angeles Plays Itself helped renew interest in the Rebellion group.

But in 2010, the university began reaching out to applicants whose essays raised gay themes.

Among the writers and celebrities, whose essays begin appearing this week, are Coretta Scott King, Newt Gingrich, Pete Hamill and Doris Kearns Goodwin.

It was written by the Norwegian Nobel Prize winner Sigrid Undset (whose essays and criticism I also love), was first published in the early nineteen-twenties, and is just so good.