Sentence examples for whose intelligent from inspiring English sources

Constructing their best move of the half, Solano fed Gary Speed, whose intelligent backward header found Robert unmarked 10 yards out.

The Irish would also love to encounter more referees like Watson, whose intelligent use of the advantage law and dry sense of humour enhanced the occasion.

Roger Federer, whose intelligent scheduling and attention to detail had kept him relatively injury free for years, labored through a challenging season.

The real hero -- or heroine -- is his daughter, Virginia, whose intelligent, touchingly plaintive letters to her genius father Ms. Applebroog carefully simulated.

The Board of Trustees and staff of the Walker Art Center mourn the passing of their Honorary Trustee and former President and Chairman of the Board, whose intelligent care, steadfast commitment, and passion for the Walker were deeply appreciated.

Ingvar Wixell, a Swedish baritone whose intelligent, vivid performances in the Italian repertory made him a respected fixture on the world's opera stages, died on Oct. 8 in Malmo, Sweden.

Instead, these Brightonians are a terrifically pleasant band whose sound is an intelligent hybrid of proven successful forms: they're a bit Metronomy, a bit London Grammar, a bit the 1975; not offensive, but precisely nice enough to make you wonder why they bother.

Soderbergh is the master of process, a supreme cinematic rationalist whose sharply intelligent work is, above all, an exaltation of intelligence.

Enter the golden Juliet Stevenson, whose cool, intelligent voice can make sense of anything.

Mr. Aubrey, whose youthful, intelligent face is both literally and figuratively sullied by the experience, became an emblem of innocence lost.

It's even better than I remember, especially the scenes with Michael Madsen, whose  slick, intelligent presence, not unlike Vince Vaughn's, is spiked with palpable menace.