Sentence examples for whose essential from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gamblin plays him as a man whose essential decency is a compulsion; he has to do what's right.

Khamenei, whose essential role is conservative — the preservation of the revolution — can only be radical up to a point.

We need a new World Trade Center, one whose essential character is akin to that of the old.

But this is New Orleans, a city dipped in gumbo and garlic butter whose essential culinary canon has not varied much since the late 1700s.

At the heart of this social disquiet lies our uncodified and somewhat mysterious constitution, whose essential features date back to the end of the 18th century.

The present crisis is a symptom of our exploitation by the European "centre", whose essential nature is to be rich and exploitative (ditto).

Instead of putting on and exchanging idioms like designer dresses, Ms. White has amalgamated them into a flexible style whose essential ingredient is an unflagging emotional honesty.

But highly fragrant ingredients – particularly plants whose essential oils are released by bruising and/or cooking – play even more intensely with our senses.

The N.F.L. has a larger issue, and that's how to sanitize a game whose essential appeal is full-speed mayhem and violence.

The reader may also feel like escaping the bedlam of a story that seems not to add up, and whose essential coördinates are so hard to map.

Also in Slate, Ron Rosenbaum challenges "The Reader" as "a film whose essential metaphorical thrust is to exculpate Nazi-era Germans from knowing complicity in the Final Solution".