Sentence examples for whose process from inspiring English sources

The singer also spoke about working with Beyoncé, whose "process is like a writing camp, essentially.

I like Michael Ondaatje's phrase 'following the brush' to describe writers whose process involve working out what you're doing only as you're doing it.

But that should be the easier part since Marilyn is a pioneer in "green" printing whose process has won awards for its quality.

And the final act, showing this same young cop, whose process of brutalisation is now well under way, travelling home dazed in a taxi after the orgy of hate, is also dramatically interesting.

Dylan and Dick, by their own unwillingness to hide their clumsiness and variability, to protect me from an awareness of the fallible processes behind even their masterpieces, seduced me into sympathy for the artist whose process was, as I grew up, so particularly naked to me.

Although Sondheim has generally been praised for his work as a lyricist with composers such as Leonard Bernstein and Jule Styne, he is often attacked for being too "cold" and cerebral in his solo work, a musical puzzle-maker whose process of intellection is not only difficult to follow but diminishes his characters.

The same goes for Fifa, whose processes cannot even plead national security.

"For a company whose processes were scrutinized for decades by the competition and taught in colleges, this is a tough blow," the report said.

Summer sessions, Bennetts Lane Jazz Club, Melbourne, until 29 January The Dobell presents the work of 10 Australian artists whose work ranges from watercolour, film, performance and sculpture, but whose processes all stem from drawing.

Central to psychoanalytic theory is the postulated existence of the unconscious, which is that part of the mind whose processes and functions are inaccessible to the individual's conscious awareness or scrutiny.

This is also the case for art therapy-based approaches, whose processes are also poorly explicated and understood.