Sentence examples for whose friendliness from inspiring English sources
They also openly doubted that she was the woman who could realize such a shift -- one exec said his first impression of her "was of a very tiny, very friendly woman" he "wanted to bat around" and whose friendliness "detracted from her credibility".
A 38-year old whose friendliness survives even during the harried holiday seasons, Mr. DaCosta was born in the nation of Jamaica and grew up in Queens.
Rather, I'm asking why so much wrath came down on an EU agreement with a country whose friendliness and proximity to European social-democratic principles should have inspired more trust.
It was jaw dropping to hear this story coming from this young man, whose friendliness and infectious smile exude nothing but positivity and happiness.
Outside Cyprus, Britain remains the second biggest consumer of the cheese, whose barbecue friendliness has made it a favourite among vegetarians as well as meat-eaters.
Any nerves I had about spending a week with a group of people I'd never met were calmed from the off by the twinkly-eyed Alex, one half of Wild Rose Escapes, whose effortless friendliness seemed to bode well.
Mel, the deeply damaged, possibly insane stalker/number-one-fan of the Conchords, is one of the creepiest characters in recent US comedy, whose over-friendliness and nakedly sexual pursuit of the Conchords go unchecked, even when her fiance is present.
Hooters, a so-called "breastaurant chain whose family-friendliness is questionable, is giving mothers 10 free boneless wings on Sunday.
The infomercial had these two hosts, no doubt chosen for their camera-friendliness, whose name I couldn't remember if threatened.
Mr. Atwell, like many others at St. Peter's, said he was drawn by the friendliness of the congregation, whose staff and members actively welcome newcomers, and by the preaching.
The second is the extraordinary friendliness and politeness of desperate people whose lives have been devastated, so often happy to discuss their plight despite suffering terrible tragedies and unspeakable horrors.
