Sentence examples for whose variety from inspiring English sources

On the plus side, there was the food, whose variety reflected the inhabitants.

So are vaccines for such vexing diseases as AIDS, a big killer whose variety and rapid mutations pose hard problems for vaccine makers.

Its chief proponent in this country was the architect Alexander Jackson Davis (1803-92), known by the 1830's for his Picturesque houses, whose variety and asymmetry were designed to complement pleasantly composed landscapes.

But he is pleased that the documentary features a good deal of his work, whose variety includes brooding scenes that suggest a blend of Goya and Rockwell; mythological subjects; landscapes; portraits; and handbags painted from magazines.

The channel's celebrity backers include Joseph Gordon-Levitt, whose variety show, "HitRECord on TV!," will come on early next year, and Meghan McCain, whose on-the-road talk show, "Raising McCain," will premiere in September.

Mr. Velasco, whose variety show has been compared to "The Ed Sullivan Show," was credited with starting many of Mexico's biggest pop stars on their way to fame by having them appear on his show, which was broadcast from 1969 to 1998.

WHAT -- 2-bedroom house HOW MUCH -- $975,000 This house is situated on a 155-acre property, with 20 acres devoted to a vineyard whose varieties include pinot gris, pinot noir and chardonnay.

And with temperatures in the 70's, Tokyo's denizens flock to the city's major parks to view the blossoms, whose varieties range from huge, specially bred solitary flowers to bonsai miniatures and flowing trains of smaller flowers that repose on wooden frames.

Perhaps the most indispensable fungus of all is an ascomycete, the common yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), whose varieties leaven the dough in bread making and ferment grain to produce beer or mash for distillation of alcoholic liquors; the strains of S. cerevisiae var.

This contrasts markedly with the cultivation history of C. arabica, whose varieties originated from a narrow genetic base [ 56].

Ihtisham Majid, whose Boardwalk variety store was gutted, said he had lost his inventory, which he valued at about $200,000.