Sentence examples for whose kind from inspiring English sources

Beloved brother whose kind heart and good deeds are cherished.

Mr. Dudenhoeffer, whose kind eyes grow weary as he retells his journey from small-business owner to perpetual job seeker, said he could hear the clock ticking.

At the same time, he was a big-hearted guy whose kind treatment of others is legendary in the world of show business.

It was a strategy that had worked handsomely on a recent jaunt to Cape Town with Virgin Atlantic, whose kind staff waived a heftier £40 charge by moving me to the bulkhead.

I feared being known as the child in one of those stories, the child identified chiefly by her misfortune: the child whose kind, dark-haired young mother was terminally ill, whose tumor had spread into her back and into her lungs, whose right arm was amputated at the shoulder, whose last few weeks would include a wheelchair to get around the house.

Do they imagine that grief will be assuaged by chocolate-covered truffles, pâté de foie gras, pepperoni sausages?" As well as the "crude cruel stupid well-intentioned", the widow is fortunate to have some good friends, whose kind words and wise counsel she includes, along with her own email responses.

A Beatles touch can also be seen in the festival's opening-night gala, which centers on the English-language version of Bibo Bergeron's 3-D animated French feature "A Monster in Paris," whose kind-hearted title character, a mutated flea with musical talents, has English vocals done by Sean Lennon, John Lennon's son.

It was in an adjacent building whose form, a kind of twisted slab, would have seemed unusual anywhere else, but appeared downright conventional beside its neighbor.

She said the shop did nearly as well with the Miracle Jesus, a picture whose eyes "kind of follow you around everywhere -- it's kind of freaky".

Graham, whose "Our Kind of People" profiled the black upper class, recovers the history of a family that broke barriers in Washington and at Exeter and Harvard.

So, I was surprised and intrigued when I came across the powerful ideas of John Stoltenberg, whose theories kind of epitomize the fears of paranoid conservatives and undercut the more tepid critiques of machismo made by my fellow SJWs.