Sentence examples similar to whose tendencies illustrate from inspiring English sources

In Burns, Lamoriello found a coach whose tendencies in these areas were more extreme than his own.

Those six players from six different systems were used to performing with teammates whose tendencies they knew.

This avoidance would be the characteristic of a specific emotion, the fright, whose tendency would be a dissociative motivation.

And from Carmelo Anthony, whose tendency to launch jumpers from far-flung locales became apparent only seconds after the tip.

Unlike sheep, whose tendency to herd makes truly individual performances difficult, the goat is willing to go its own way.

Here are five big stocks whose returns illustrate the case for buying the leader.

Another officer whose problems illustrate genuine police stress is Lloyd O'Callaghan.

The White House usually invites guests whose stories "illustrate themes in the president's speech," the Boston Globe notes.

Here are two names whose cases richly illustrate that problem.

Ms. Rowe organized the show and wrote the catalog with Mr. Cohen, whose photographs also illustrate it.

She's also a gifted speaker and skilled performer whose story illustrates the power of perseverance.