Sentence examples for whose examination from inspiring English sources

Jacob HEILBRUNN, whose examination of three books on Ann Coulter begins on Page 15, has become one of the Book Review's most frequent contributors.

One of the first to perceive this was the young Gauss, whose examination of log tables and prime numbers suggested it to his fertile mind.

No one supposes that Frege said the last word on any topic; but there is scarcely a live question in contemporary philosophy of language for whose examination Frege's views do not form at least the best starting point.

Coming Back to Me, by Marcus Trescothick (HarperSport, £7.99) Prize-winning autobiography from a hero of the 2005 Ashes whose examination of the depression that ended his international cricket career confronts one of the last taboos of elite sport.

To Craig Lucas, whose "Examination" explores present-day relationships among a Chinese-American doctor, his parents and a patient, "The Square" is arriving in New York at a pivotal time.

He contacted a confidential informant, whose examination of certain financial records revealed a more recent address for the Gateses, and he also learned from a police officer assigned to O'Hare Airport that "L.

That view was shared by Michael Pollan, the author of "In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto," whose examinations of the modern food chain have placed him on the front lines of many battles over what is on the menu.

It's fitting that "Irreversible" (which some may retitle "Irresponsible") is on a program that includes Mr. Schrader, whose examinations of self-destruction were probably an influence on Mr. Noé.

Wilson, Roche and Wesker all built up their trilogies progressively, with gaps around the earlier parts, as did David Hare, whose examinations of a trinity of British institutions – the church in Racing Demon (1990), the law in Murmuring Judges (1991) and politics in The Absence of War (1993) – were presented as a formal sequence only with the opening of the final play.

It means that a room may be share between two courses whose examinations are held simultaneously.

The findings that pediatric patients with FM, whose examinations and laboratory tests are generally normal, demonstrated significantly lower overall HRQOL and more severe pain and fatigue than pediatric patients with other rheumatologic conditions, whose examinations and tests are generally abnormal, further emphasizes the importance of measuring HRQOL outcomes in these children and adolescents.