Sentence examples for whose experiment from inspiring English sources

The Silver Lion, citing the promise of a young artist, honoured Swedish artist Nathalie Djuberg, whose Experiment was a multimedia installation of nature gone awry.

The earlier version also misidentified the affiliation of the scientists whose experiment was presented at the 2010 Society for Neuroscience meeting; it is Oklahoma State University.

Mr. Spurlock, whose experiment with an all-McDonald's diet was the subject of his first film, "Super Size Me," is a friendly, energetic fellow who makes strenuous use of those qualities.

This strange novel and even stranger author might have been forgotten but for the brilliant intervention of AJA Symons, whose "experiment in biography", Quest For Corvo (1934), helped to secure Rolfe's reputation.

Desiree D'Orazio, a mechanical engineering student at Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey, for example, was a member of a team whose experiment didn't go as planned.

In August 2011 Krugman returned to the fray with a blog post about the "delusions" of new Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, whose "experiment in austerity" was "going really, really badly".

Olafur Eliasson is one artist whose experiments with light and atmosphere powerfully echo Turner's paintings.

He maintained a 30-year friendship with the sardonic Satie, whose experiments in harmony influenced him.

And Boulez frustrated not only those whom he deemed insufficiently radical but those whose experiments went too far.

Fisher stands outside, or alongside, whatever else is happening, an English late modernist whose experiments tend to come off.

Written in purple prose and narrated in an emphatic stage whisper, Frankenstein offers brief profiles of four European scientists whose experiments may have jump-started Mary Godwins imagination.