Sentence examples for whose natural from inspiring English sources

Roscoe is a good man whose natural honesty is perfectly at odds with his political role.

Central London is good, for those whose natural habitat is the Commons or the Lords.

Ben Foster equally plays Stanley as a deeply physical man whose natural instinct when crossed is to lash out.

In "Standards," from 2012, Rigal worked with eight hip-hop dancers, whose natural abilities he corralled in subtly shifting patterns.

It is a tea whose natural sweetness shines through, but which nonetheless packs a mighty tannic, mineral punch.

That was beautifully bowled and will interest Bruce Martin, whose natural pace is generally slower than Panesar's.

It's the warehouse of Gergovie Wines (whose natural wines dominate the list), so they've made a virtue of necessity.

But Surgihoney, whose natural antibacterial properties have been boosted, is proving highly effective at treating infected wounds and superbugs.

"And that's a good thing in a state whose natural resources are under close and constant scrutiny".

LONGONOT FARM is a giant factory for mass-producing roses: a model of efficiency in a country whose natural condition seems to be chaos.

All the sections in "The Bone Clocks" are narrated in the first person, a mode whose natural volubility does Mitchell few favors.