Sentence examples for whose sense from inspiring English sources

In effect, Bernstein is a musical naturalist whose sense of drama is human-scale.

He was also a man whose sense of propriety was sometimes indistinguishable from squeamishness.

Here was a composer whose sense of correct and effective word setting verged on the uncanny.

"Suddenly in walked someone whose sense of humor was very similar to mine," Mr. Curtis said.

The gesture was typical of a man whose sense of his dignity was always so marked.

From there, father and son began a journey whose sense of inevitability grew.

The complete striker and just a beautiful player to watch, whose sense of exuberance is contagious.

He's a romantic at heart whose sense of chivalrous love is one with his patriotic fervor.

Here is a designer whose sense of Italian culture, history and hand-work produces excellent and wearable clothes.

It was produced by Rick Rubin, whose sense of patience, and beard length, seems to line up with Billy Gibbons's.

Hillary's latest bouts of bad press do suggest someone whose sense of public relations is less than finely honed.