Sentence examples for whose texts from inspiring English sources
It would be the one whose texts you dread.
Among the poets whose texts she chose to set were Richard Dehmel and Rainer Maria Rilke.
Khayals, whose texts can range over subjects including deities, the seasons and love, are sometimes likened to Western lieder for their appearance in concert settings.
As hip as he mostly was, Avedon was, at root, an old-style Jewish moralist whose texts were written in freckles and furrows, pits and pocks.
It was a treat to hear Leonard Bernstein's short, rarely performed cycle "La Bonne Cuisine," whose texts are fanciful recipes, but Ms. Sierra didn't have the commanding vocal personality to pull off its larky flamboyance.
Conversely, you can also create a list of five individuals whose texts will always get through, ensuring that you will never miss a message from your child -- unless you have more than five children.
She will narrate this 1940s work, whose text, by Paul Tripp, chronicles Tubby's embarrassment.
"La Fille Mal Gardée" is not the only ballet whose text has been posthumously revised.
The score's strange, abundant beauty, so seemingly chaotic, acutely suits "Finnegans Wake," whose text also runs through it.
He labored for several weeks each year to write his Annual Report, whose text he continually revised.
There, I included Ligeti's [with whom Unsuk Chin studied] Nonsense Madrigals, much of whose text comes from Lewis Carroll.
