Each opening was an opportunity for Mr. Ballard, whose responses indicated a thoughtful rigor.
Everyone agrees, but conservatives agree more enthusiastically than liberals and libertarians, whose responses were identical.
Next, it is given in successive doses to volunteers, whose responses are carefully checked.
The report found considerable pessimism among the executives, whose responses were anonymous.
Clouds, whose responses in a warming world have been difficult to pin down, were the contrarians' last and best hope.
Certainly they have been confounding school officials, whose responses have ranged from indifference to applause to bans.
The Consumer Confidence survey — whose responses were received through May 19 from a representative sample of 5,000 households — showed a marked improvement in consumers' outlook for jobs.
Some will praise Hewitt for being smarter than Harriet Harman, the former legal officer of the NCCL whose responses to the PIE revelations have been more tortured.
David Bressman Englewood, N.J., March 9, 2009 To the Editor: Roger Cohen condemns Israel, whose responses to "sporadic Hamas rockets" make him feel "shamed".
What follows is a list of behavioral types hatched from my observation of acquaintances whose responses to chronic disease leave something to be desired.
India has inspired Julie Evans, Jill Levine and Jamie Brunson, whose responses to decorative motifs encountered on their travels are sensuous paintings and reliefs that capture some of the richness of Indian art.
