Sentence examples for whose particulars from inspiring English sources

Mr. de Blasio did not personally propose those cuts, and the vast majority of City Council members also approved the city budgets, whose particulars were negotiated long before the floor vote.

"Captain America" is a fantastic riff on the nation's idealism, filtered through the lens of the Second World War, a historic event whose particulars, however horrific and grandly inhumane, are not in dispute.

It is easy to see why filmmakers might be captivated by her, and yet the approach is almost too subtle for a story whose gruesomeness seems so immeasurable and whose particulars are known by too few.

By lunchtime, he was said to be finalizing an alternative budget resolution whose particulars both wings of the Democratic Party could agree to, one that protected both children's health insurance and the Dreamers.

This would be more persuasive if Limbaugh's admission had come before rather than after his addiction was described in detail in a National Enquirer story — a story whose essential outlines have since been confirmed by the non-supermarket press and whose particulars have been disputed by no one.

And the new season brings the gift of Laura Benanti in a recurring role whose particulars are unknown to me -- but still, people, Laura Benanti.

One teacher was James Debeuneure, 58, of Marlboro, Md., whose particular passion was rivers.

Instead, it is a tool kit, whose particular application depends on the specific patient.

Here's a performer whose particular fizz simply cannot be faked.

"What makes Bridges less of a star is precisely what makes him perfect for 'Lebowski,' whose particular niche of success depends on its outsider, cult status," Mr. Byers writes.

"The special effects were mostly drawings and cartoons, but they looked 3-D still," wrote one "planetshane," whose particular dream involved a pirated copy of an early version.