Sentence examples for whose supposed from inspiring English sources
"Beat the Devil" is a film whose supposed shortcomings are actually its appealing qualities.
It invoked a mythical audience, whose supposed assumptions were supposedly challenged.
(She harasses the film's title character, a hustling Adonis whose supposed "squishy" rear end she derides).
Emma Stone plays Sophie, whose supposed telepathic powers have fashionable society entranced.
They're also lethal mysteries to companies like A.I.G., an insurance firm whose supposed expertise is assessing risk.
It also exonerates, to a degree, poor forgotten Winifred Roy, whose supposed ineptitude has long been the accepted reason for Nabokov's rewrite.
Its longest-running show is "House-2", whose participants are supposed to fall in love while building a house.
Such a phenomenon is modeled by a finite states Markov chain whose outcome is supposed to be directly available along with its rate transition matrix.
A small thing, you might think, but remember this is a club whose ethos was supposed to be against commercialism.
John Cornyn, the state attorney general whose office is supposed to be investigating the Tulia arrests, had a much better November.
The Clinton administration has just finished training two Nigerian battalions whose soldiers are supposed to go to Sierra Leone.
