Sentence examples for a situation of which from inspiring English sources
If it accretes as an island, it belongs to the state — a situation of which Gilbert would be sure to inform Sullivan.
But the point was how Rodriguez was perceived in South Africa – a situation of which he'd been entirely ignorant – and how he dealt with rejection in his homeland of America.
If Ntini's illustrious career has tended for years to camouflage systemic shortcomings elsewhere, it still does not reflect well the development of black cricketers to international standard, a situation of which Majola disapproves vehemently.
Since the Koch endorsement of Carey in next year's campaign is now at risk, a situation of which the Albany Republicans will no doubt be taking advantage, there promise to be rough political times ahead, as the city budget comes up for deliberation.
A Journal of the Plague Year (1722) displays enticing powers of self-projection into a situation of which Defoe can only have had experience through the narrations of others, and both Moll Flanders (1722) and Roxana (1724) lure the reader into puzzling relationships with narrators the degree of whose own self-awareness is repeatedly and provocatively placed in doubt.
Or there will have to be automatic brake when the car encounters a situation of which it isn't sure.
Either way, it's theatrical, "a situation of opera, which at the same time was a situation of parody".
But intrinsic value is not merely non-instrumental value; for it is also to be distinguished from what Moore calls the 'value as a part' of a situation, namely the extra contribution which the situation makes to the value of a complex situation of which it is a 'part', over and above its intrinsic value.
For instance, the fact that it is about the participants' beliefs on CF in a hypothetical situation of which students have no experience and solely rely on their face-to-face experience in speaking tasks may be one of them.
In order to examine sustainability of carbon combustion, an attempt has been made to obtain its critical condition for a hot particle, being immersed in a cold environment, situation of which is also encountered in an air-breathing rocket-engine.
Bure says that's a situation to which many people of D.J.'s generation can relate.
