Sentence examples for whose realm from inspiring English sources

There are surely implications not only under the Fourth Amendment but for speech and assembly and the integrity of the political branches, whose realm this supposedly is.

(The king of Hawaii, whose realm was also about to be taken by imperialists, begged in Beijing on Okinawans' behalf as well).

Chausson's sympathies were more with Arthur, the man whose realm is disintegrating around him directly as a result of what he loves, and therefore accommodates, but cannot control.

Alas, that encounter never came about, and the sonnet is destined to remain unexplained — like the highest art, in whose realm John Ashbery now resides.

In Archaic Greece (c. 650 480 bce), Hades is an underworld god, a chthonic personification of death whose realm, divided from the land of the living by a terrible river, resembles the Mesopotamian land of the dead.

The trip was provided by Inntravel, whose Realm of the Baroque self-guided cycling holiday in south-east Sicily costs from £978pp for seven nights' B&B, two dinners, luggage transfers, maps and cycle hire.

It was natural for the first chroniclers, who were mostly monks, to write down the oral pedigrees of the kings in whose realms they lived.

King Henry VIII and his adviser Thomas Wolsey were trying to manoeuvre between two continental giants: the King of France and the Holy Roman Emperor, whose realms included Spain and (with varying degrees of real power) much of Teutonic middle Europe.

There was once a great King whose vast realm spanned many lands.

Ms. Smith, whose exhibition "Realms" is installed at PaceWildenstein in Chelsea, has always been preoccupied with the themes of transformation and man's ambiguous relation to nature -- the raw materials of most fairy tales.

It is, after all, surveying a realm whose only static aspect is its past.