Sentence examples for whose features from inspiring English sources

Two of Searle's examples are "mountains and molecules", whose features are intrinsic to their physics.

From that small sample, the brain produces an effigy of the world, whose features it monitors.

Mr. Lau, whose features increasingly look cut from stone, gives the character an implacable solemnity.

The marketing team, however, is concerned about releasing products whose features have broad appeal.

Finally, an expert whose features most closely matched each user was identified.

The dog whose features are embroidered on the sheet died soon after Mr. Wallace's death.

An elderly imam, whose features betray his Arabic ancestry, prepares for noon prayers.

It consists of microprocessor core, memory, and peripherals, whose features are easy to understand.

But now an increasing number of Peruvians are choosing someone whose features and background more closely resembles theirs.

"Nightline" is a lonely holdout with a strong commitment to journalistic principles and mature anchors whose features still move.

Here is one performer whose features -- small sad eyes, sharp nose, wide rueful smile -- can sustain a feature by themselves.