Sentence examples for whose exposed from inspiring English sources

An energy consultant, passing by with her dinner date, a corporate attorney, wondered if the figures had anything to do with a sculpture in the Time Warner Center, at Columbus Circle, whose exposed penis passersby rub for luck.

Loosely adopting a set of criteria, or "virtues" — order, balance, elegance, coherence, and self-knowledge — he delineates the merits of, for instance, Herzog & de Meuron's 1988 Stone House, in Liguria, whose exposed concrete frame saves rough, mortarless rock from "rustic incoherence".

The publication of one of the first anatomical atlases, for example, inspired sculptures like van Tetrode's "Écorché," a flayed male figure whose exposed musculature is displayed in a strange, backward-falling pose that can suggest balletic grace or swooning in pain, depending on your interpretation.

The show's last rooms are full of such things, among them a Carrara marble angel, whose exposed guts and skull are sculpted as tenderly as the feathers on her wings; a white-on-white spot painting whose edges are anointed with gold leaf; a pure white dove caught in flight in a limpid tank of formaldehyde.

Then there's Shania Twain, whose exposed bellybutton caused a scandal only 20 years ago, and the Dixie Chicks, who had a patriotic fatwa declared against them for saying they were against the war in Iraq and ashamed that George W. Bush was from Texas.

Several mountain ranges, whose exposed faces are particularly susceptible to erosion, declined discernible comment.

Labour MP John Mann told the Daily Telegraph, whose expose of MPs' claims led to the changes, that although there was nothing wrong with the practice of sub-letting, details of such arrangements should be out in the open.

He was merely the one whose hospitalization exposed Mr. Ni for a fraud.

Peter Michael Lingens, whose magazine exposed Waldheim, likes to tell a story about his mother and the election this year.

Why wouldn't GLAAD support a frail, maladjusted young queer man whose efforts exposed US military malfeasance?

It was based on the treason conviction in 1894 Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish officer in the French Army whose trial exposed deep-rooted anti-Semitism in France.