Sentence examples for whose expressed from inspiring English sources

It is the essence of democracy to tolerate not merely those who share your views, but those whose expressed views you find abhorrent.

The American bid will be judged by FIFA, the world soccer body, whose expressed idealism often scurries around the corner and merges with crassness.

Kabul, which has been relatively untouched by the violence that has swept through the rest of Afghanistan in recent years, has been targeted recently by Taliban fighters whose expressed objective is to disrupt the vote.

Any responsible citizen chooses to be represented in Congress by someone whose expressed goals and actions over a long period of time illustrate a commitment to the ideals that citizen feels are important.

But if President Bush wants to weaken and marginalize the world body, as many believe, what better way than to choose John R. Bolton, a man whose expressed contempt for the United Nations is matched by that of most of its members for him.

It strikes me as remarkable that there is a genre in entertainment whose expressed aim is to frighten its audience and whose success might be measured explicitly in terms of its ability to excite an emotion we generally associate with unpleasantness or revulsion.

Alabama is far from alone in passing a law whose express aim is misery and panic.

For decades, the Pakistani military has backed insurgent groups whose express aim is to cross into India and fight.

Consider Brownie by Demeter, a company whose express mission is to captivate consumers with familiar food- and drink-related scents that range from the wholesome Cucumber to the decadent Martini.

The Dindons are pillars of rectitude; indeed, Monsieur Dindon is a leader of the Tradition, Family, and Morality Party, whose express aim is to shut down the drag shows in Saint-Tropez.

Three years ago it launched something called the "Scope of Practice Partnership," a self-appointed watch-dog group, whose express purpose is to ensure that chiropractors don't offer any services that might be remotely considered outside their legal scope.