Sentence examples for whose specifics from inspiring English sources

Many private encounters are recreated, too, whose specifics Sir David can presumably only have guessed at.

Is that couple arguing in the restaurant actually having a feud or are they actors fulfilling the demands of a script whose specifics remain unknown?

As is often the case with his generation, his work is almost always a form of realism whose specifics range from breathtaking trompe l'oeil to Ripleyesque zaniness.

At that point, Anderson grafts another kind of plot into the drama, a tensely macabre gothic twist, veering toward outrageous comedy, whose specifics it would be wrong to spoil here.

The Bush campaign has taken the discussion of the war, whose specifics are so unfavorable to him, to the much more propitious level of generalization: Democrats and the international community are incapable of responding to evil and to danger: Don't you feel safer with Bush in the White House?

The robbery — a spectacular, daring and minutely planned operation whose specifics were detailed in newspaper articles and in a 1939 article in The New Yorker — was carried out by an ad hoc gang that included former rumrunners and hooligans active on the West Side docks.

Fine Arts- Create a fictional character whose specific attributes have evolved into unique qualities through the process of adaptation.

The office is one of the few government agencies whose specific duties are enumerated in the United States Constitution.

The remaining $1.8 billion discussed yesterday is money whose specific use for transportation projects was approved earlier this month, when President Bush signed a supplemental appropriations bill.

"Take home message is, regardless of whose specific values you believe, the situation is very worrying for the health and functioning of the reef," Pratchett said.

Monsieur Oscar has a number of "appointments" to complete by the end of the day, whose specific needs he assesses by scanning various case folders.