Sentence examples for whose smallest from inspiring English sources

Note the spelling of this word, which refers to the blurred or blocky appearance of digital images whose smallest components — pixels — are enlarged.

No. 7 OKLAHOMA STATE, with one starter taller than 6-foot-6, takes on No. 10 GEORGIA TECH, whose smallest starter is 6-5.

But these minor-key events are suffused with meaning and moment as they are refracted and reflected in the minds of the characters, whose smallest fluctuations of feeling are rendered with exquisite delicacy in Woolf's prose.

With her strenuously correct vowels masking the Cockney roots, Ms. Mulgrew's Keene is a self-created grande dame whose smallest toss of the head is given a distinct frisson of theatricality.

O'Riordain bought his brewing equipment from Porter Brewery Installations, whose smallest kit – containing everything you'll need to get started, and producing 400 litres of beer with each brew – costs £10,600.

It doesn't require an extensive exploration of the difference between Islamic and Christian semiotics to grasp that if many Muslims seem to take personally degrading images of the Prophet it is because he is an exemplar of noble humanity to them rather than a distant figure of stern authority – someone whose smallest act is worthy of emulation.

"Sure, it bothered me," says Feinberg, whose small, temporary staff works in one basement office.

A mother whose small child had grabbed a stool and climbed out a second-story window.

Take Oleg, 40, whose small Moscow company makes women's coats.

Mark Povinelli, an actor whose small stature belies a sizable force, plays Toulouse-Lautrec.

Pennsylvania is the state whose small-town residents were famously patronized by Obama as "bitter".