Sentence examples for whose subjects from inspiring English sources

Mujib Mehrdad is another poet whose subjects have evolved to reflect the changing tides of society.

Karen Davies is a gonzo photojournalist whose subjects have been war, military coups and political oppression.

Both naturalists gave lectures, as did a visiting professor whose subjects were pirates and voodoo.

Bindel is a feminist writer whose subjects include violence against women, the sex industry, transgenderism and radical lesbianism.

The swollen coffers of this former tax dodger, some of whose subjects can scarcely feed their children?

He quotes the classics sonorously and inserts celebrated lines with studied inappropriateness in stanzas whose subjects are entirely unconnected.

The post consisted of around thirty photos of people posing with portraits whose subjects looked eerily like them.

We always encourage academics whose subjects are affected to be creative in finding new ways of making their subjects attractive.

This made him a natural for photojournalism, whose subjects, their "significance" prejudged, unfold unpredictably in space and time.

The result is a dual biography whose subjects are genuinely connected but, literarily as well as corporally, unevenly weighted.

Based on 15 interviews, whose subjects range from artist and musician Bill Drummond to Judi Dench, the book is part memoir, part polemic, part reportage and part poetry.