Sentence examples for whose woman from inspiring English sources

You won't find a single household in the village whose woman he hadn't teased or molested.

Western artists always had, from Michelangelo, who aspired to equal the Belvedere torso, to Picasso, whose "Woman in White" at the Met is unimaginable without classical art.

This puts him in compatible company with an artist like Allen Jones, whose woman on all fours supporting a glass tabletop has much in common with Newton's models.

"We do not say fight back, but I can't say to a man whose woman is being beaten 'do not defend yourself'," says Ali Salman, an Iranian-trained cleric who heads Wefaq.

Roy Lichtenstein, whose "Woman With Flowered Hat" of 1968 raised the world auction record for the artist to $56.12 million, was more aggressive in his rejection of the past than Pollock.

As the critic Steven Vineberg wrote in a 1998 essay in the Chronicle of Higher Education, "More and more, 'Woody' " — Mr. Allen's on-screen persona — "has taken on the uncomfortable role of apologist for Woody, whose woman problems are by now as well known as his movies".

The National Jewish Population Survey, released yesterday, described an aging, declining population whose women are having children relatively late.

Serbia, whose women's team knocked Australia out at the quarter-final stage.

Such as Norfolk Island, whose women's team beat South Africa, the reigning champions, that same day.

It is most unnerving in Mumbai, whose women across classes had long been empowered and safe on its streets.

His comments sounded especially jarring in Moscow, whose women soldier through arctic winters in stiletto heels and cocktail dresses.