Sentence examples for whose seamless from inspiring English sources

She was in love with Steve Martin (whose seamless comic persona she clearly learned from) and her tenth-grade history teacher, the only Russian-Polish Jew outside of her family that she'd ever known.

The painted backgrounds are interesting in that they play down the veneer, whose seamless, bravura technique has always been the salient feature and primary content of Ms. Taylor's work.

Arthur C. Clarke, a writer whose seamless blend of scientific expertise and poetic imagination helped usher in the space age, died early Wednesday in Colombo, Sri Lanka, where he had lived since 1956.

Thousands of families displaced from their homes in the "hot" outlying areas have crowded into the safety of such houses, whose seamless exteriors in the maze of narrow lanes present only an inscrutable facade.

Poetry, to paraphrase Valéry, wasn't a tool for teaching or self-understanding, but rather a bauble, an objet d'art whose seamless unpracticality alone might command the attention of readers.

And she has found the perfect interpreters in her four dancers, whose seamless blending of the new and old was filled with funny and touching nuances of personality that fit well with Ms. Desai's wide-ranging and sometimes antic choice of themes.

Despite the differences, Santos and Dixon have one undeniable link — both have been tutored by Chip Kelly, Oregon's first-year offensive coordinator, whose transition has been seamless as he has taken his play-calling acumen from Durham to Eugene.

In addition to Mr. Gudahl, whose Kayama makes a seamless pass from charmingly deferential and romantic to charmingly wised up and melancholy, especially notable are Christopher Mark Peterson, whose rendition of "Four Black Dragons" is especially strong, and Joseph Anthony Foronda, who plays three central roles, including the Reciter, or narrator, with humor, gravity and charisma.

Sahl, whose comedy depended on a seamless blending of what's in the news and what's in the neighborhood, and whose life would make a better movie than Lenny Bruce's did, both hated the Kennedys and needed them).

Almost 20,000 vehicles pass through the market's gates each day, part of a supply line that connects an estimated 60,000 people whose livelihoods depend on the seamless flow of fish and vegetables from auction room to restaurant kitchen and supermarket shelf.

As the story unfolds at a whirring pace whose tremors flow like the seamless pulses in a sleek, percussive symphony, watching the movie feels like lying back after the meat loaf and mashed potatoes and being spoon-fed gourmet ice cream while the wind whistles in your ears.