Sentence examples for whose latter from inspiring English sources
As befits Cervantes' daringly postmodern novel, in whose latter part Quixote is aware of being a famous figure because of the publication of the first part, Gilliam's Quixote is multilayered.
The magazine is not, of course, answerable for the reactionary position in which Hughes became more conspicuously at home following his appointment as poet laureate, and whose latter stages are depressingly recorded in Jonathan Bate's recent biography.
In 1992, the Institute of Scientific Information was acquired by Thomson Scientific & Healthcare, whose latter parent company (Thomson Corporation) in 2008 bought also Reuters (an information company based in the UK).
The Fox drama "Empire" reigned supreme Wednesday evening, capping off its breakout first season with a two-hour finale whose latter half drew 17.6 million viewers, according to Associated Press reports.
FASII supplies the C8 substrate for lipoic acid synthesis, whose latter deficiency in the etr1Δ mutant can be reversed when a bona fide reductase is provided ectopically [23].
That's the story of Ethiopian jazz pioneer Hailu Mergia, who was rediscovered by Awesome Tapes From Africa's Brian Shimkovitz and whose latter-day popularity encouraged him, in 2018, to release his first original music in 15 years.
In "Pie in the Sky," sunlight never bathes Ms. Berlin, whose latter-day domain in the documentary is a large Manhattan apartment teeming with figurines and images of pug dogs.
The latter, whose ticker symbol is PIE, rose 1⅜ to 16 as one of the day's better per centage gainers.
It's been interesting to encounter the latter, whose talents and production standards can be as high as those of their TV counterparts.
That association begat Swan Lake, an "indie supergroup" involving both Bejar and Krug, whose sound the latter enticingly compared to "a boar drowning in a tar pit".
The latter (whose ticket sales have been steady but not spectacular) is only in the US for a limited run throughout July.
