Sentence examples for whose possibilities from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1960s Mr. Daphnis embraced curves and spheres, whose possibilities he exploited with unflagging invention.

Another said that the administration was resistant to developing a "grand theory for a weapon whose possibilities they were still discovering".

Our highlight is the touching blues ballad A Mil Millas ("A Thousand Miles Away"), which depicts a man searching for himself but whose possibilities seem blocked to him.

As the name implies, this band is but the very beginning of a project whose possibilities are as yet only suggested.

The poems are correspondingly claustrophobic, their vaunting aristo "realism" confined to a world whose possibilities are so shrunken as to make oblivion preferable.

The Jews in Palestine would be condemned to live as "one of those small warrior tribes about whose possibilities and importance history has taught us since the days of Sparta," always fighting with their neighbors.

I thought it gave an added dimension of sorrow — a young couple whose possibility of raising a family was lost.

The blogosphere did not exactly greet these plans - whose possibility was previously explored in the Hollywood trade publications last year - rapturously.

"As a result of the Japan-North Korea talks, the North Korean side promised … that it will make a comprehensive and overall investigation into all the Japanese, including abduction victims and missing people whose possibility of being abducted cannot be ruled out," Abe said.

A necessary being is one whose possibility entails its existence, and whose nonexistence entails its impossibility.

The main role of mutation is identifying some areas of the search space whose possibility of being explored is low.