Sentence examples for whose parentage from inspiring English sources

And Curt, whose parentage I forget, is the cousin who died from eating poisoned fig preserves.

But Mr. Esparza, whose parentage is Cuban, was the only one who infused the songs with a fiery theatrical intensity and nostril-flaring passion.

As a young child, Ishmael, whose parentage is not known but who traced his lineage through a high priest, was taken captive and transported to Rome when the second Temple was destroyed at Jerusalem.

And the products of that installation, which include live feeds from four Web cams, painterly poultry portraits and ecru-hued eggs whose parentage has been fastidiously documented, have been shown in galleries from here to Wyoming.

In her work Watery Ecstatic, the black American artist Ellen Gallagher, whose parentage is part Cape Verdan, part Irish, explores the notion of Drexciya, an underwater utopia peopled with the babies of pregnant African slave women thrown overboard in the mid-Atlantic).

But what about cars whose parentage is mixed?

These are crosses between the oriental and Asiatic types whose mixed parentage gives them the best of both worlds: the dazzling colours of one and the knockout scent of the other.

In addition, a few rather derived unique chloroplast haplotypes occurred, especially in hybrid accessions whose exact parentages could not be inferred from the ETS data.

Or perhaps the fire-and-ice is a reference to everyone's favorite Stark-Targaryen hybrid, Jon Snow, whose true noble parentage was revealed last season.

Throw in the simultaneous entitlement and inferiority complex that came with hailing from a much-celebrated family, and you get one mixed-up kid for whom legacy has been a burden who seeks father figures beyond his own biological parentage, whose painful past has left him suspended in adolescence and often unable to control his own emotions.

It's a strong section on housing, trading on Kumar's status as a middle-class man of Indian parentage, half of whose identity is being catered to while the other half gets socially cleansed.