Sentence examples for whose outsider from inspiring English sources

He is not some British Van Gogh whose outsider genius transformed art.

In recent years he befriended Ms. Brownstein and often visited her in Portland, a city whose outsider appeal even he has trouble quantifying.

Clinton's Republican opponent was Donald Trump, a businessman whose outsider status and political incorrectness had helped him appeal to previously underappreciated voters and secure his party's nomination.

Billboards and banners featured huge black-and-white portraits of performers, artists, scientists, and political leaders whose outsider ideas eventually became mainstream.

The history of British innovation is packed with scientists, inventors, artists and entrepreneurs, whose outsider perspectives were crucial to their eventual achievement.

The sharpest indication of this comes in "No Tomorrow", whose outsider protagonist isn't some Wilde-an gutter-dweller staring at the stars, but an aimless, moribund idler trapped in sink-estate hell.

But Mulligan excellently conveys Kyra's lingering love for a man to whom she was once emotionally close, and she is especially good in the opening and closing scenes with Tom's son, nicely played by Matthew Beard, with whose outsider-like quality she feels a palpable affinity.

Herein lies much of the genius of Zuckerberg, whose "outsider-ness" and public persona compelled him early on to put his own name on the homepage of the site.

In 2003, after a long, violent campaign for autonomy, the Bodo got their own Bodo Territorial Council, on whose turf outsiders may not own property.

They were both the political heart of a great empire and the home of concubines about whose sensuality outsiders dreamed for centuries.

The book's chief attraction is Twingley's sketchbook of illustrations, whose broad outsider-art strokes work in concert with Ollie's naïve ruminations.