Sentence examples for whose literature from inspiring English sources
"Woe to that nation whose literature is disturbed by the intervention of power," he wrote.
"Some people call me an Uncle Tom," said Mr. Miller, who, up for re-election, faces an opponent next week whose literature includes a picture of Mr. Obama.
Students of comparative literature know that there are two great Dickensian novelists: Charles Dickens and whoever's considered most Dickensian in the country whose literature you're studying.
The history of Afrikaans literature is the history of the Afrikaners, an alien people whose literature is a testimony to that state of alienation.
In 1966 Evelyn Waugh died, and to his son's irritation his father received "grudging" obituaries and was "unhonored by the country to whose literature he had made such a salutary contribution".
Among them, the oldest recorded is Tamil, now the language of Tamil Nadu (Madras) state and of northern Sri Lanka, whose literature goes back to the early centuries of the Christian Era.
For both the 'mismatch' and 'shallow' classes, we saw an increase in the percentage of genes whose literature-based annotations were updated, compared to what was seen for the 'unknown' class (40.3%, 31/77 genes).
So it is that we live in a rich and free country, full of striving individuals chasing comfort and distinction, whose autobiographical literature tells us that helpless addiction and passive suffering are the most meaningful experiences you can have.
Ricardo Yazigi, a fertility doctor at Shady Grove Fertility Center in Maryland; Dr. Gillian Lockwood, the medical director of the Midland Fertility Clinic in England; and Dr. Dimitrios Mastrogiannis, incoming director of maternal-fetal medicine at the University of Illinois in Chicago, whose forthcoming literature review on drug addiction and pregnancy addresses these topics extensively.
For a community whose specific literature pretty much consisted off the odd pamphlet passed around at activist events or small email listings groups, $pread provided a smart, funny platform for sex workers to make their voices heard in a publication that spoke at, about and for them.
Teachers and practitioners in all countries contribute to a vast professional literature, comprising textbooks, practical manuals, theoretical monographs, and a periodical literature whose bulk is becoming almost as big a problem as the enormous number of reported judicial decisions that are consulted for guidance and precedent.
