Sentence examples for whose modes from inspiring English sources

Groups of reptiles whose modes of life came to depend heavily on passive defense also developed specializations of the skeleton.

These Cretan authors composed their works almost entirely in the 15-syllable iambic verse of the Greek folk song, whose modes of expression influenced them deeply.

For this reason, Mr. Paxton and most experts on European Fascism consider it inappropriate to apply the term to societies of the Middle East that have little experience of democracy and whose modes of governance spring from a different matrix.

However, conventional methods lose effectiveness for expanding mode shapes of cable domes whose modes are sensitive to the pretension deviations.

The technique is restricted to broadband, multi-mode sound fields whose directivity patterns are axi-symmetric, and whose modes are mutually uncorrelated.

Malebranche's view seems to be a degenerate version of Descartes's texts to the effect, surprising but coherent, that there is but one material substance, res extensa, whose modes are particular material things.

But it's particularly surprising coming from one whose mode is often so pithy.

A man whose mode is acoustic, but who never quite fitted within folk, Harper's dyspeptic worldview meant he couldn't be claimed by the hippies either.

The very ancient, whose mode of transport is still a donkey or maybe a cart, elders who haven't forgotten about earned distances.

The lack of parking is particularly hard on New York motorcyclists, whose mode of transportation often ends up a tangled pile of steel if it gets tapped by the car parking behind them.

After all, Iraqi Sunnis – who have largely supported the Sunni-dominated Syrian opposition next door – view Iran as a sectarian actor, whose mode of intervention in Syria was to create and equip Shia-dominated militias.