Sentence examples for whose existence is from inspiring English sources

Dopamine Collective's Sean Stewart, who by all accounts exists, speaks for the rest of the group, whose existence is arguably theoretical or, rather, pataphysical.

"Only a currency whose existence is beyond doubt is a stable currency," Mr. Asmussen said.

Security experts list Muslim separatist groups some long-established, others whose existence is moot.

Sandler stars as Charlie Fineman, whose existence is a wild rebuke to his name.

And Ruby Bentall is excellent as the morosely uncommunicative Victoria whose existence is ruled by denial.

And there are still lots of people unaccounted for, whose existence is denied by officials.

Then there are Guastavino spaces whose existence is almost a matter of archaeological interest.

This is a rare palliative for Caden, the rest of whose existence is a rash of displeasure and doom.

Even now we can witness the ecological importance of coral reefs, whose existence is threatened by ocean acidification.

Mr. Petraeus deftly dodged the issue by speaking of the military's drones in Afghanistan, whose existence is not classified.

Stark and terse, it's the story of 1920s lumber-man Robert Grainier, whose existence is consumed by America's uncontrollable expansion.