Sentence examples for whose example from inspiring English sources

Among them was Burt Lancaster, whose example as his own stunt man Lee strove to emulate.

As we drove, Varoufakis talked of his father, George, whose example of stubbornness had helped shape him.

He spoke often of St. Francis of Assisi, whose example he sought to follow by taking a vow of poverty.

The same goes for some Sunnis and the 1979 Iranian revolution, whose example they believe still motivates Shiite activists.

On that continuum, Mr. Harms sits pretty close to de Kooning, whose example is everywhere apparent in this exhibition.

There are hints of Malory, Beowulf and Grendel, and, inevitably, Tolkien, whose example bequeaths a seriousness of purpose, or an impression of it.

He tracks down his doppelg* nger, believing he has found a kindred spirit whose example will inspire him to transform his own life.

Montazeri and others issued a statement that Khomeini was a figure whose example should be followed, and could not be tried by the state.

Instead, he offers brief biographies of a range of historical figures whose lives illustrate the eulogy virtues he seeks to recover, and whose example may prove inspirational.

As a writer, he was dependent on the High Moderns, particularly T. S. Eliot, without whose example he could not have purchased his own curious originality.

Clegg spoke of his father-in-law as a man whose life inspires him, and whose example he wants his three sons to follow.