Sentence examples for whose siblings from inspiring English sources

Children with a disabled sister or brother have reported more positive interactions and less conflict with their sibling than kids whose siblings aren't disabled, though "less conflict" cuts both ways, since sibling fights aren't necessarily bad.

"Brendan had two kids in his class whose siblings were killed," Mr. Murray said.

He is one of eight children, whose siblings have become journalists, lawyers or architects.

Healthy children whose siblings suffer from any mental or physical disability have similar experiences.

A school could attribute points to a child who lived nearby, whose siblings were pupils or whose parents were alumni.

The donors were siblings who had matching cell types; patients whose siblings did not match could not enter the study.

The Wachowskis "Inception" may not share the visual vocabulary of "The Matrix" and its sequels, whose sibling writer-directors, the Wachowskis, set in a stylized cyberpunk world.

She even likes Cody in Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant, whose sibling rivalry leads him to steal the love of his brother Ezra's life.

The principal characters, Gray Heather Grahamm), an advertising copywriter, and Sam Tom Cavanaghh), an up-and-coming heart surgeon, are an attractive, perky brother-sister combo whose sibling bond is so tight they like to finish each other's sentences.

Only those dental implants were released for implantation, whose sibling miniplates reached the standard as mentioned above and whose surfaces showed an intense in vitro bioactivity by fluorescence microscopy [ 6].

"He finds it scary," said Dr. Hoskins, whose three siblings are also doctors.