Sentence examples for whose solidity from inspiring English sources
But he was one of the few Balanchine disciples whose solidity of craft could also cross into imagination.
As he would stress in his professorial thesis, the Physical Monadology (1756), particles are force concentrations, whose solidity is due to dynamic interplay.
The resulting pieces suggest boulders whose weighty solidity seems to be thrusting through their grouted, weblike surfaces.
Matt Besler, the Sporting Kansas City centre-back whose defensive solidity stood up to some severe tests in Brazil, is attracting attention, as is his SKC midfield team-mate Graham Zusi.
Moreover, restructuring would stop speculation against the euro, whose intrinsic solidity need not be affected by one member country's bankruptcy, as long as the European Central Bank does not break its own rules regarding loans backed by junk bonds.
But it is still unclear whether investors, whose skepticism about the solidity of some countries' finances has driven up borrowing costs, will be satisfied.
Second, it drags Welbeck into the broader weaknesses of this lop-sided Arsenal team, whose lack of midfield solidity under pressure – for all the fire and vigour of this performance – was the real key to Agüero's goal.
Also noteworthy are the prints of his lesser-known contemporary Keisai Eisen, whose inclination to give tumbling water the solidity of nearby rocks has a bracing visionary force.
This may be just one of those stories told within a family that gain solidity with each retelling, and whose imagery lives on in memory long after all of the protagonists and witnesses are gone.
That they did not is a testimony to the solidity of an Everton side whose discipline and organisation means they have now conceded just 28 league goals all season and have extended their unbeaten run to six games.
In both the European election and Westminster surveys, this month's polling also provides rare signs of solidity in support for the Labour/Conservative duopoly, whose grip is often said to be weakening.
