Sentence examples for whose pertinence from inspiring English sources

Steffensen recited to me an old Danish saying, whose pertinence I didn't entirely understand, but which nevertheless stuck with me.

But such adulation only thinly disguises a dedicated ambition and an achievement whose pertinence and innovations continue to expand.

Wonder played his 1976 album Songs in the Key of Life (not in order), a civil rights-era classic whose pertinence today is both a sign of its enduring value and proof of the abject failure of the baby-boomer generation to enshrine justice and parity of opportunity for all, regardless of colour.

In a recent meta-analysis by Tsiligianni et al. [ 7], health status was evaluated by various questionnaires whose pertinence was influenced by several factors.

Whose crime and whose punishment?

Depends on whose mind, whose soul.

And know whose socks are whose.

But at whose expense?

And for whose leisure?

But whose home?

And small by whose?