Sentence examples for whose substantial from inspiring English sources

He is that rare thing: a writer whose substantial ambitions are matched by an acute understanding of the way people actually behave.

In the meantime the Belvedere (belvedere.at), whose substantial permanent collection of Klimts includes The Kiss, is hosting Gustav Klimt/Josef Hoffmann: Pioneers of Modernism until 4 March.

Mr Walsh, whose substantial 500,000 euro settlement will also see NGN pay his legal costs of 180,000 euros, said he was "very relieved" at the paper's admissions.

American sculptor who is best known for his large-scale abstract steel sculptures, whose substantial presence forces viewers to engage with the physical qualities of the works and their particular sites.

But it is not merely natural wisdom: Ada is in fact a retired teacher of classical literature, a formidable and fastidious scholar whose substantial personal library is one of the things which torments and oppresses Margherita in the apartment: she feels she has to encourage her daughter Livia (Beatrice Mancini) to learn Latin.

The Agriculture and Farmland Protection Board is a raucous and cheerful group of Westchester farmers, some of them working farmers who earn a living from their land, and others more like landed gentry, whose substantial achievements in the business world help to finance their hobby farms.

As Adam Fields summed up the situation on Medium: "There's a gold version [of the watch] whose only substantial differentiating feature is that it's more expensive.

In the film, he plays a documentary filmmaker named Cliff whose most substantial and serious intellectual and personal relationship is with his niece, Jenny (Jenny Nichols), whom he takes to watch classic movies at the late, lamented Bleecker Street Cinema, and to whom he pontificates cheerfully, innocently — basking in her admiration while hardly giving her a chance to speak.

But it has been a strange few weeks for the Yankees, whose once-substantial lead in the American League East has been cut in half, and then some.

Day spoke glowingly of Wagner and Ogilvy, whose mustaches are substantial.

But the president's bundlers include business executives whose companies have substantial interests before the federal government.