Sentence examples for whose feature from inspiring English sources
"whose feature" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when introducing descriptions about a thing that is being referenced. For example, "The new phone has an impressive camera, whose feature allows it to take stunning pictures."
The documentary is directed by John Herzfeld, whose feature film credits include "15 Minutes," with Robert DeNiro.
Iraq war veterans' struggling to adjust to life back home was also a winning topic for Craig F. Walker, whose feature photographs won for The Denver Post.
Pablo Larraín is a Chilean director whose feature Tony Manero (2007) revived the memory of John Travolta and Saturday Night Fever in the most unexpected of contexts.
Mr. Archer, whose feature debut was "Wild Tigers I Have Known" (2006), appears to have watched John Cassavetes's "Opening Night," about a middle-aged actress, and rather more than a few avant-garde films as well.
The breakout star is the Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, whose feature "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives" won the Palme d'Or at Cannes in May and plays the New York Film Festival on Sept. 25 and Sept. 26.
A far better US picture was All the Real Girls, the second film from the awe-inspiringly talented 27-year-old director David Gordon Green, whose feature debut George Washington bore comparison to Terrence Malick.
Nick Love is a talented British director whose feature-length version of the ITV small-screen classic has its strong points.
We might just have found our own Charlie Kaufman in Nick Whitfield, a former actor and stage dramatist whose feature-film debut, Skeletons, won the Michael Powell award at the Edinburgh film festival this year.
Yorkshire Sculpture Park, to 19 Apr RC Grace Schwindt's Only A Free Individual Can Create A Free Society is a video installation whose feature-length duration and thematic elaboration are purposely composed to frustrate any conclusive assessment of the recent history of libertarian politics.
There has recently been a long overdue surge of interest in Mr. Lamorisse's two great films, some of it sparked by the estimable Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao Hsien, whose feature-length homage, "Flight of the Red Balloon," was screened at the New York Film Festival this fall.
The dog whose features are embroidered on the sheet died soon after Mr. Wallace's death.
