Sentence examples for whose fits from inspiring English sources

Djokovic has run hot and cold with the fans here, as a temperamental player whose fits have not been endearing.

Among that group is the equally useful and puzzling Boris Diaw, whose fits of complacency have been interspersed with positionally uncharacteristic skill.

A menacing alcoholic whose fits of rage mask a lifetime of pain, Joseph (played by Peter Mullan) eventually lets down his guard when he befriends a battered wife.

The portrayal of Mary as a Kentucky belle whose assertiveness had no socially acceptable outlets in her time, and whose fits of madness rivalled Lincoln's own depressions, is particularly memorable.

This sounds like a wonderful pretext for a book, and it is: Ambrosio is a heck of a teller, a natural ham (nicely complementing his artisanal cheese) whose fits of emotion and loquacity are delightfully barmy.

"We can be extremely reassuring to the patients whose fits last a minute or two, or five, that if they should have another seizure, it's also going to be brief," Dr. Shinnar said.

The standout of the evening was Kerry Washington (in Wes Gordon), whose fitted bodice cascaded elegantly into a subtle, filigree-printed full skirt.

Atos is the outsourcing conglomeration whose fit-for-work tests on behalf of the Tory-led Westminster administration would have been deemed to be unrealistic by the Spartans.

When I first knew her, she favored small hats, set at an angle and trimmed with a bit of veil, and well-tailored suits whose fitted jackets traced the outline of her tightly corseted bust.

That was the concept behind The Row: beautiful but practical clothes whose fit and luxurious texture (T-shirts in sheer cashmere, leggings in stretch leather) had private meaning to the people who wore them.

Yu's method fits an ellipse to the input points and removes the points whose fitted residuals are larger than a threshold.