Sentence examples for whose explorations from inspiring English sources

That's not unusual in Morandi, whose explorations fortuitously scout the distinctive qualities of subsequent artists.

From 10th-century Baghdad we find al-Haytham, whose explorations of optics helped lay the foundations for Newton's discoveries.

The most popular vocal group of jazz, whose explorations of scat and vocalese are both exhaustive and honey-coated.

The end of the "Journal" is a milestone both for public broadcasting and for Mr. Moyers, whose explorations of corporate power versus people power were unlike anything else on television.

"It sounded so fresh, it was just unbelievable," Saariaho has said of the music of Grisey, whose explorations of inner worlds of sound profoundly influenced composers of recent decades.

Mr. Levine was the pianist in Mozart's G minor Quartet (K. 478), a wonderfully constructed piece whose explorations of 18th-century major-minor harmony have a lunar quality of their own.

- a puzzle whose exploration could have literary resonance.

The Constitutional Council ruled against a challenge by Schuepbach Energy, an American company, whose exploration permits were revoked after the French Parliament banned the practice.

In principle, this seems easy; in practice, it has proven much harder, for reasons whose exploration warrants a post in their own right.

From the ying to the yang: the sexually charged collection of Anthony Vaccarello, whose exploration of the female form was centered this season on the hips.

"My general view of VR is sceptical," says Ed Key whose exploration game Proteus is currently being retro-fitted with Rift compatibility by programmers Aubrey Hesselgren and Nick Ludlam.