Sentence examples for whose mostly from inspiring English sources

Homer, Pythagoras, and Socrates are among those whose (mostly fictitious) love affairs are cited.

Bob Sickinger, a director whose mostly nonprofessional productions in the 1960s seeded a Chicago theater scene that evolved into one of the country's greatest, died on May 9 at his home in Delray Beach, Fla.

McCraney's dialogue often leaps from a slangy street style into a heightened lyricism, particularly in the writing for the impassioned Pharus, whose (mostly) unexpressed sexuality is sublimated in his feverish devotion to the choir.Mr.

In 1963, Dallas was the 14th-largest city in the country, with a majority-white population of nearly 700,000, a provincial place whose mostly white, mostly male establishment set the agenda.

As Reva, whose mostly unexplored inner life represents another rich vein the playwright chose not to tap, Karen Young is appropriately stoic yet able to show fissures in her severe exterior.

Mr. Maddin, whose mostly silent films recreate the flickering, melodramatic ambience of early movies, is a cinematic aesthete whose montages evoke a primitive moviegoing experience with a winking postmodern knowingness.

(Second place to Carrie Preston, whose Elsbeth mostly stood around and acted quirky).

He's a virtuoso whose songs, mostly classic blues, are feats of down-home intricacy.

Its characters are swingers whose doings — mostly going to cocktail parties — are eminently televisable.

On a continent whose people mostly live on the wrong side of the digital divide, tickets were mainly marketed online.

One example is Maurice Freedman (1904-85), whose paintings (mostly from the 1940's) are displayed in this engaging exhibition.