Sentence examples for whose reasons from inspiring English sources

Because he is posturing as someone whose reasons for moving in any direction at all are still hidden from him.

Seasoned visitors will notice the absence of a few prominent dealers, whose reasons for missing the show vary.

And then there are the people whose reasons make no sense at all, at least to those doing the selling.

Rather, those whose reasons are established at the outset are American torturers and civilians who accept or justify torture.

And then there's "Mo" Khan himself, an ambitious, handsome architect of Indian origin whose reasons for submitting his design remain intriguingly opaque.

In 2014, a survey found there were 10.5 million runners in the UK, whose reasons for running included "maintaining fitness", "stress relief, "a new challenge" and "competition".

A public intellectual is someone whose reasoned ideas have an impact on a broad swath of society.

That marked a radical difference from standard chemotherapies, whose reason for working in certain patients and not others is not well understood.

A master manipulator whose reason for being there is unclear, she finds the weak spot of each patient and begins her wily seduction.

At parties, they cling to the arms of the 25-year-old hacker whose reason for being, he says, is to "make the Internet a better and more interesting place".

'If we want to preserve our national identity and to maintain the moral rightfulness of our struggle, we must decisively disassociate ourselves from those few whose reason has been clouded by revenge,' Maskhadov said.