Sentence examples for whose father believed from inspiring English sources
Zeno, whose father believed him incompetent to manage his inheritance and therefore put an accountant in charge, is a man with little to do.
The methods employed by Mr. Uribe, whose father was believed to have been killed by guerrillas in the early 1980s, may be hard to swallow in a region that has largely seen its other cold war-era insurgencies vanquished.
The Marxes' servant, Nim, is the single mother of a child whose father Lizzie believes to be Engels.
Andy in Getting On (1971) is a virginal youth untouched by the 60s counterculture, whose father mistakenly believes he is living in a "haze of pot and cheap fellowship".
"It always amazed me," she said, "that a girl whose father didn't believe in owning anything ended up owning more than 150 acres of land with a house".
And my father believed in intelligent women.
My father believed in our country's potential.
Her father believed in no religion, though he was Jewish.
We got em... .. My father believed.
US president Barack Obama, whose father was Kenyan, said he believed the country – scene of one of al Qaeda's first big attacks, in 1998, when a bomb devastated the US embassy in Nairobi – would continue to be a regional pillar of stability.
