Sentence examples similar to whose final act involves a hand from inspiring English sources

This juxtaposition of Christmas with urban homeless alcoholism was revisited by Drummond and Cauty's later arts project, the K Foundation, whose final act to date involved distributing thousands of cans of strong lager to London's homeless on Christmas Eve in 1995.

The secular totalitarianisms were essentially religious, because in sponsoring this teleology they saw human history as a moral drama whose final act is salvation.

I fear Floki's days are numbered---speaking of once-great characters whose final acts are little more than a dreadful crumbling.

Ian D Montfort is a self-described spirit medium, whose act involves reaching over to "the other side" and relaying messages from dead celebrities to his audience.

The expression "free decision" was understood to refer not only, as its grammar as a concrete term suggests, to a certain kind of act, but also to the capacity or capacities whose exercise such an act involves.

I don't mean the 19th-century definition when a geek was "a carnival performer whose act involved biting the heads off helpless creatures".

A final example involves a ministry whose procurement regulations were so restrictive that purchasing the pens and notebooks for a training workshop had to go out for bids.

After all, once it had finished its purpose of childbearing it was a useless organ whose only final act could be malignant transformation.

"All respect to Dominique Venner whose final, eminently political act was to try to wake up the people of France," she wrote in one tweet.

"All respect to Dominique Venner whose final, eminently political act was to try to wake up the people of France," Ms Le Pen wrote on Twitter.

Yet the act involves learning and skill.