Sentence examples for whose timeliness from inspiring English sources

Kayser is author of the just published The Larousse Book of Bread, whose timeliness acknowledges the hunger to understand real bread better.

Now the trigger laws have connected with a movie culture whose new preoccupation with timeliness lends urgency and risk to reality-inspired dramas that in the past were usually set safely in the past.

The detective story trappings are vestiges of the movie's supposed literary source, a pseudonymous novel by the American mystery writer Donald Westlake, whose death a little more than a week ago gives the film's current release a poignant timeliness.

Five years of incubation, however, have only improved the show's timeliness, allowing reflections not just on the role of bankers in general but even on some familiar banking terms whose origins are Tuscan.

Whose crime and whose punishment?

Depends on whose mind, whose soul.

But at whose expense?

And for whose leisure?

And know whose socks are whose.

And with whose hair?

And if so, whose?