Sentence examples for whose technically from inspiring English sources
London, England Peter Ackroyd, (born Oct. 5, 1949, London, Eng)., British novelist, critic, biographer, and scholar whose technically innovative novels present an unconventional view of history.
Claudio Bravo, a Chilean-born artist whose technically dazzling trompe-l'oeil paintings of paper-wrapped packages and draped cloth blended hyperrealism and classical Spanish influences, died on June 4 at his home in Taroudant, Morocco.
The same goes for IS, whose technically high quality but sickeningly voyeuristic videos are believed to be the work of a Tunisian graphic designer trained in Sweden.
My laboratory is built on the efforts of postdoctoral fellows whose technically demanding, repetitive experiments are the equivalent of those long training rides.
The estimable New York Festival of Song offers a birthday bash for Francis Poulenc, whose centenary technically came early last year.
Immature infants whose skin technically could absorb more medication rather than less would be expected to respond to the drug.
Hamas says that Mr. Abbas, whose term has technically run out, does not have the legitimacy to call elections.
Dozens of delegates are boycotting the Constituent Assembly, the body charged with drafting a new constitution, whose legal mandate technically expired last October.
Some have dragged on for years as immigration officials wrestle with how to handle people previously granted political asylum or refugee status in this country, but whose past affiliations technically bar them from permanent residency.
He practically spat out his recap of Constand's story, which, he emphasized, had been deemed unworthy of a criminal case, in 2005, before — and this part he didn't say — before we learned about all the other women, whose accounts are technically inadmissible but whose stories, nonetheless, permeate everything.
After the government demanded encryption keys that would give it unfettered access to every Lavabit account, the company's founder, Ladar Levison — the appellant, whose identity is technically under seal — shut the company down two months ago and vowed to "continue to fight for the Constitution".
