Sentence examples for whose practiced from inspiring English sources

With the exception of Jackie Hoffman, a veteran of Second City, the Chicago improvisational troupe, whose practiced comic hyperbole surfaces in her role as the agent, the cast seems perilously close to suffocation by stereotype.

The single biggest asset to making it all work reasonably well is Eisenberg, still a few months away from getting his Lex Luthor on, whose practiced ability to underplay dialogue helps steer him clear from overselling the jokes.

Salinger, Ornelas, and Ward locate Dr. Isaacson to whose practice the assassin's leg brace has been traced.

So her therapist referred her to another doctor, whose practice was a day's drive away.

Patriotic people can work at an institution whose practices and reach begin to appear un-American.

My father, whose practice was sports medicine before that term came into use, was their doctor.

John S. Black, a Kansas City-based attorney, whose practice includes assisting sports-related nonprofit organizations.

circuit — which stands for Amateur Athletic Union but whose practices mock traditional definitions of amateurism.

Collaborating has been a great creative experience, says Bridge, whose practice is based in Norfolk.

Namsa Leuba is a photographer whose practice spans documentary, fashion, and performance.

But it is not only the Americans whose practices are being questioned.