Sentence examples for whose reflections from inspiring English sources

Greil Marcus is an American original whose reflections and digressions are always thought-provoking.

Nearly everyone who knew the Mailers, and whose reflections have been reported, blamed Adele.

Tracie Morris is a poet on the hip-hop borderline, a spoken-word performer whose reflections on identity and social issues are both smart and highly musical.

Tracie Morris is a poet on the hip-hop borderline, a spoken-word performer whose reflections on identity and social issues are smart and highly musical.

The Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami's delicious brain tickler, "Certified Copy," is an endless hall of mirrors whose reflections multiply as its story of a middle-aged couple driving through Tuscany carries them into a metaphysical labyrinth.

His model for the right kind of artist is, of all things, a painter, the Belgian Luc Tuymans, whose reflections on such subjects as his country's vile colonialist past are subsumed in a sophisticated and beautiful formal enterprise.

We scooped handfuls of clear hard Batsto River water whose reflection rippled along the side of Quaker Bridge.

He was the man in the mirror whose reflection disappeared by turns, and perhaps we hesitated to tune in lest we all feel a bit complicit.

A report this year by Polish and Slovakian think-tanks (whose "reflection group" included an Economist journalist) summed up: "central Europe has never in its history been more free, secure and prosperous".

They will most likely include (in addition to news media pundits) neighbors, friends, co-workers and relatives, as well as the person whose reflection appears in the glare of the laptop screen.

The saddest story belongs to Cathy, the blonde and beautiful young girl whom Davidson photographed several times and whose reflection he caught unforgettably in a cigarette machine as she fixed her hair while waiting for the Staten Island ferry.