Sentence examples for whose force from inspiring English sources
Beust's foreign policy was finally defeated by national ambitions whose force he underrated.
The two expressive dimensions whose force in music Levitin had measured and made mechanical were defections from precision.
Lancashire's PCC Clive Grunshaw, whose force is set to lose £24.5m under the existing proposals, said: "This whole process is an absolute mess.
A different strategy began by questioning the Hempelian proposal that ordinary explanations consist in explanation sketches whose force derives from an unarticulated ideal explanation.
Clive Grunshaw, Lancashire's PCC, whose force is set to lose £24.5m under the proposals, told The Independent: "The whole process has been a mess from start to finish.
Chaucer used the word to signify little more than the turn of the wheel of fortune, against whose force no meaningful human effort is possible.
While the American family is seen through the eyes of an Indian student, both families turn up carnivorous patriarchs and preening matriarchs whose force-fed values spawn vegetarian sons and convulsive or self-starving daughters.
His case echoes that of Abu Wa'el Dhiab, a Syrian whose force-feeding was halted on the orders of district judge Gladys Kessler on Wednesday, after his lawyers applied to the court to have video tapes of his force-feeding preserved.
The classical museum diorama shows habitats: nature's theaters, whose forces shaped animal life.
After 1177 his rule was challenged by his rival Sverrir, whose forces killed Magnus in battle.
Why did chief constables whose forces killed innocent people stay in their jobs?
