Sentence examples for whose momentous from inspiring English sources

June 3, 548 Tours, France Saint Clotilda, also spelled Clotilde, Chlothilde, Chlotilde, Chrodechilde, Chrodigild, or Chrotechildis (died June 3, 548, Tours, France; feast day June 3), queen consort of Clovis I, king of the Franks, in whose momentous conversion to Christianity she played a notable part.

Paul-Émile Botta, (born Dec. 6, 1802, Turin, Piedmont [Italy] died March 29 , 1870 Achères, France) French consul and archaeologist whose momentous discovery of the palace of the Assyrian king Sargon II at Dur Sharrukin (modern Khorsabad), Iraq, in 1843, initiated the large-scale field archaeology of ancient Mesopotamia.

December 6, 1802 Turin, Italy March 29 , 1870Acheres, France Paul-Émile Botta, (born Dec. 6, 1802, Turin, Piedmont [Italy] died March 29 , 1870 Achères, France) French consul and archaeologist whose momentous discovery of the palace of the Assyrian king Sargon II at Dur Sharrukin (modern Khorsabad), Iraq, in 1843, initiated the large-scale field archaeology of ancient Mesopotamia.

The people in whose hands momentous decisions rest are shown — convincingly and in squirming detail — to be duplicitous, vindictive, small-minded and untrustworthy.

Tragedy and comedy are united in a portrait that patiently chronicles the customs of characters whose stories are too momentous to remain untold.

Anton Chekhov, whose short career was as momentous as any of these, has his own distinct tone and manner, but the impression it leaves is curiously elusive, offering reticence and hesitation in place of "personality", and a series of moods rather than a discernible attitude to life, even the attitude of uncertainty.

But Dr. Albright's arrival marked the distance the administration has come in its relations with the world's last Stalinist redoubt -- a distance traveled also in past months by Washington's allies and in particular by South Korea, whose president, Kim Dae Jung, paid a momentous visit to North Korea in June.

It's wonderful news that the Physics Nobel Committee has recognised two physicists, including one from the UK, whose theoretical work launched a momentous scientific endeavour that started some 50 years ago.

The week begins in momentous fashion for Murtagh, whose hands-on role in his own yard has now been formally acknowledged by transfer of the licence from Tommy Carmody.

Imagine the lone genius, sheltered from the storm of short-term commercial demands in a research lab somewhere, whose tinkering produces a sudden and momentous breakthrough.

Tracking Karla, Smiley crisscrosses the flatlands of northern Europe in a quest that is momentous to both men but whose grail would mean nothing to others; we are almost in the realms of Beckett.