So whose figures should we believe?
He produced studies of biblical stories, whose figures and themes had dramatic immediacy.
It was an understandable reaction from Harmison, though, whose figures did not reflect a sterling performance.
Porter was an inconsistent painter, whose figures are sometimes awkward and wooden.
Some of the coverage of these differences has tended to congratulate companies like Pandora, whose figures look relatively diverse.
The numbers displaced in Serbia range from 60,000 to 230,000, depending on whose figures you believe.
This is a country of between 13,500 and 17,000 islands, depending on whose figures you believe.
Stokes, whose figures were not representative of his bowling or the effort he put in, just glared.
Animals of the Southeast Asian forests whose figures had adorned dwellings of wood and thatch were stylized and came to adorn palaces and monasteries.
Here is a little-known story: Hitler loved the work of a German sculptor, Arno Breker, friend of Jean Cocteau, whose figures were often muscular, Aryan males.
Her protagonists are the lovers Krishna and Rada, whose figures stand out against flat, stylized, and highly colored backgrounds like actors in theatrical tableaux.
