Sentence examples for whose men are from inspiring English sources

Eric Rohmer — whose men are more into themselves than the women they are allegedly trying to seduce.

His first "dangerous tribe" is the Yanomamo, an Amazonian tribal people he has studied since 1964 and whose men are keen murderers, wife-beaters and rapists.

To him, like many in the city, the Taliban are "they," some alien force, an occupying army whose men are largely undereducated, overzealous and mean.

If a leak in Manhattan proves elusive, a call goes out to the Water Waste Division, whose men are considered to be among the best underground sleuths in town.

In the Sahel region of north Africa, senior al-Qaida officials are believed to have reached out to the extremist commander whose men are thought to have ambushed and killed four US special forces in Niger in October.

Al-Qaida is believed to be trying to win back the loyalty of Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahrawi, the commander whose men are thought to have killed four US special forces in Niger in October.

The law was a response to the pleas of slave mistresses whose men were at war.

"They are all dead; it's over," Commander Kalaji, whose men were guarding the fort, said later in the evening.

"We have about 45 minutes," the medic told Smiley, whose men were urging him to take the fight down an alley where the insurgents may have run.

Makoni was not alone in his admiration for the former guerrilla leader, whose men were accused of atrocities during the war against Rhodesia.

Recently, French troops chanced upon two rival groups of warlords whose men were about to do battle, according to American intelligence.