Examples of using Whose character in English and their translations into Russian
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Play Cube Combat and learn whose character is stronger and more agile.
The actresses whose characters played the piano, Lucy Briers(Mary) and Emilia Fox(Georgiana), were already accomplished pianists and were given the opportunity to practise weeks ahead of filming.
The exciting journey starts in Provence, whose character inspired Kapitel's interiors.
The Director General of National Security may, however, issue permits to purchase and bear firearms, mainly for hunting purposes,to persons whose character is unassailable.
It is an interesting area, whose character was formed by the now vanished castle and limestone quarry.
About a year ago, she was taken from school to Ramsgate, andplaced in the care of a Mrs. Younge, in whose character we were most unhappily deceived.
Notables included Dean-Charles Chapman, whose character, King Tommen Baratheon, committed suicide in the episode.
After inviting George and his two sisters, the Princesses Helen and Irene, to lodge with them at Sinaia, Marie organised numerous activities for the young couple andwas delighted at the prospect of marrying off her daughter, whose character was severely flawed.
On a desert island, they founded their own state, one of whose characters and became this sunny flower.
This is a live performance, whose characters, trying to understand themselves, show us the complete absurdity of human problems.
Thomas Büker says that he writes the"music for imaginary films," andadds that these are"good films, whose characters and plots have more than one dimension.
This is an exquisite property whose character and rustic setting is complemented perfectly with great warmth environments where natural materials prevails.
For example, despite the crew's full readiness,the director would talk for a long time with Boris Plotnikov, whose character she carefully studied during the filming.
Burt was a useless eejit whose character Victoria regrettably, so far in vain, had done her best to improve by hitting him on any given occasion no matter how much he threatened to take his life by throwing himself into Manderlay's deep well.
In the advertisement of the bank"Imperial" Verzhbitsky first played the emperor Nicholas I, whose character he later embodied in the series Poor Nastya and One Night of Love.
The New York Times dubbed him"an American Chekhov whose characters even at their most ridiculous seem blessed and ennobled by a luminous human aura," and People called him"the rare writer equally gifted at drawing people's emotional maps… and creating sidesplitting scenes.
A group of deaf children from two Moscow special boarding schools will find themselves in a really magic world, whose characters from the pages of favourite fairy tales are known to all the children.
During the 1984 Summer Olympic Games, Cross appeared in a commercial for American Express('Don't leave home without it')with the 87-year-old Jackson Scholz, a sprinter for the 1924 American Olympic team whose character was featured in the film Chariots of Fire.
Born and raised in Tbilisi,Cecile is an amateur writer whose characters share unfettered aspiration for happiness and inconspicuous resistance.
Li planned the first Work-Study program as a way to bring young Chinese to France whose study would be financed by working in the beancurd factory and whose character would be uplifted by a regimen of moral instruction.
She concentrates her attention on the image of the main hero Ivan Bosykh, whose character refl ected the values and ideals of the epoch of Uspenskiy which still retain its actuality till now.
We are convinced that the Security Council must adjust to the changes brought about by historical events and,consequently, to the expanded membership of the United Nations itself, whose character and essence are clearly becoming increasingly universal.
Thus can we say that the challenge posed by the next 50 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, andby the next century whose character it must help to fashion, consists in whether humanity, and especially those who will occupy positions of leadership, will have the courage to ensure that at last we build a human world consistent with the provisions of that historic Declaration and other human rights instruments that have been adopted since 1948.
It was felt preferable to have a separate Act, first of all because of the highly individual character of thisspecial form of assault, and second because the Convention gives rise to a number of special obligations whose character is such that they would not fit in with the other provisions of the Dutch Criminal Code.
According to those criteria, the only crimes that should be included where those which violated the"conscience of mankind", those whose character made it clear that no national procedures could be applied, and those which involved the personal criminal liability of the individual.
The normalizers of these maximal abelian subgroups turn out to be exactly the maximal proper subgroups of G. These normalizers are Frobenius groups whose character theory is reasonably transparent, and well-suited to manipulations involving character induction.
Specific directives have beenissued to diplomatic and consular missions and immigration and border control services to prevent visas from being granted to any person whose character is questionable and to deny entry into the country of individuals who might be affiliated with terrorist or criminal organizations, particularly Al-Qaida, the Taliban and population groups close to them.
This is especially true where, as here,the Organization is an international, intergovernmental entity whose character and outlook are largely dependent on the international civil servants who comprise its staff.
He is the only character whose full name is known.