Examples of using Whose character in English and their translations into Italian
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above all in the relationship with young people, whose character is still developing
Christian initiation is that of the sacraments whose character marks the Christian in a indelible way with his incorporation into Christ,
many of whose buildings date from the 19th century(and whose character has been carefully protected).
the rooms' aggregate returns to the garden with a sequence of external platforms whose character is less and less entrusted to historical styles
by the end the most satisfied performer was probably Tolve, whose character remained musically central, even keeping the virtuoso aria in the finale originally intended for Nicolino.
Consider for a moment what Erich Fromm was saying in 1979 when he wrote about the need for a new society to emerge which would bring forth the New Human Being whose character would be radically different to that of the humans in our consumer-dominated western civilisation.
performance artist Leigh Bowery, a great friend of George's, whose character he took on in his musical.
so Christians are to make it manifest that there is a God on the throne of the universe whose character is worthy of praise and imitation.
sufferings in the Mission itself, among the Chinese used to their customs and whose character at times leaves a lot to be desired.».
the Shoshone Indian wife of Brett senior, whose character is freely inspired upon the historic character of Sacagawea;
A typeface whose characters are legible at various angles,
Clans may contain players whose characters belong to the same race.
In opposition, Zola is self-righteous whose characters are not built with any artistic beauty.
Of course, the winner is the player whose characters survived.
novel whose characters are heroes however recall the heroes of forming knighthood.
The values at 1 of the Lusztig-Vogan polynomials give the coefficients of the matrices relating the standard representations(whose characters are easy to describe) with the irreducible representations.
(a) those whose characters are portrayed in an explicitly psychological way,
Even in"Les Malefilâtres"(Odéon, 1904), whose characters are drawn from the working class, love remains the central focus.
set up during the holiday season, whose characters are faithful reproductions of Atrani men
Unlike other studios, whose characters were anthropomorphic animals, the Fleischers' most