Sentence examples for whose sweetest from inspiring English sources

Harry, a puckish version of Eliza Doolittle's papa, is a sometime jockey whose sweetest moment was spent astride the prizewinner Ampersand.

Losing after great striving is the story of man, who was born to sorrow, whose sweetest songs tell of saddest thought, and who, if he is a hero, does nothing in life as becomingly as leaving it".

Indeed [I was] not so carried away by vainglorious folly that I, not thinking about the chains of my poverty, supposed that I could drink up even the single streamlet of any discipline, but when I was to have chosen some stream before the rest, by whose sweetest dew the thirst of my natural talents would be assuaged for the future, I longed to discern everything by experience.

An engineer, a craftsman, and a thinker whose sweet soul and kindness will never be forgotten.

Michael Crawford was a wry and sensitive artist whose sweet, jazzy personality converged with his work.

Pickled walnuts are an old-fashioned condiment whose sweet, vinegary flavour complements the tomatoes very well.

He describes the citrus growers in the 1930s whose sweet Jaffa oranges found their way to Buckingham Palace.

Caleb is a version of a recurrent character in my fiction, a gentle boy, whose sweet nature will no doubt be his undoing.

The music there was by Jules Massenet, who loved the peacefulness of country life and whose sweet, sometimes melancholy tranquillity is only rarely touched by true discord.

Mr. Tomlinson's smoky saxophone (he performed a languid "Spring Is Here," whose sweet melancholia hung in the air like a heavy perfume) is a crucial ingredient.

But we should probably reserve our sympathy for the great Pete Postlethwaite, whose sweet turn as a generic gay landlord is hardly the fitting end his stellar career deserves.