Sentence examples for whose vocabulary from inspiring English sources

We are confronted with a generation of students whose vocabulary is severely limited.

"I heard he's amusing," Mr. Silver said of @ShellySilver, whose vocabulary has recently included "farshlugginer" and "mazaldik".

Almost all religions involve an elaborate set of practices and beliefs, evolved over many centuries, whose vocabulary is highly specific.

But Mr. Salcito says that pretty soon those roles will be reversed by a generation of students whose vocabulary has always included words like blog, wiki and widget.

However, it was his comic turn in the Channel 4 sitcom as the swearing alcoholic priest Father Jack, whose vocabulary was mainly limited to "Drink!

He also shows you how to deal with irrational people, whose vocabulary seems limited to "no," or with the proverbial 900-pound gorilla.

On the other side there are multitudinous, disparate, sometimes disappearing, languages with whose vocabularies a sense can be made of life even if, particularly if, that sense is tragic.

So go ahead and let it out when necessary, but know that the pain-relieving effects of cursing decrease in people whose vocabularies are mostly made up of profanities.

The French, whose wine vocabulary seems limitless, would call them vins de plaisir — wines of pleasure.

William Shakespeare whose written vocabulary consisted of 17, 245 words included hundreds of authorisms.

Joyce's word-play, rivalling Shakespeare, whose teeming vocabulary he surpasses, is intoxicating, and deeply Irish.