Sentence examples for whose measure from inspiring English sources

I imagine him seated and attending to someone, standing, whose measure he has taken.

Justin Amash, the Republican congressman whose measure to terminate the indiscriminate collection of phone data was narrowly defeated 10 days ago, said he was certain the next legislative push will succeed.

"The only reasonable explanation is that the stigma of bankruptcy is all but dead," argued Representative George W. Gekas, Republican of Pennsylvania, whose measure to limit filings is set to reach a sharply divided House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday.

Braunschsweig, whose Measure for Measure caused a storm (mostly of approval) in Edinburgh four years ago, pays attention to detail, deriving his ideas from a faithful reading of the text.

From the minute he sees Conchita, Mathie is in the throes of an uncontrollable passion.Conchita, though, is not someone whose measure he can get, and who eludes him even he gets her into bed.

We need to pay similar attention to the long-range effects of advertising obesity, and not turn our children's brains and their behavior over to those whose measure of success is not necessarily the same as ours.

Haitink has long been a master of Bruckner's grand structures, whose measured unfolding is surely second nature to him by now.

The book clearly stems from her life, telling the story of a family of Lancashire Mormons whose measured existence is shattered by the death of their youngest daughter.

Schering-Plough, which is based in Kenilworth, N.J., will also sign a corporate integrity agreement whose measures include five years of audits of its Medicaid pricing.

Mr. Butler, whose measured speech marks the careful manner needed in the pyrotechnician's job he held a decade ago, explained: "We shop the world, every continent.

The rebels held the government for nearly a month before Spain's authority was restored by the captain general of Guatemala, whose measures seemed more conciliatory than repressive.