Sentence examples for and which appears from inspiring English sources

There's been a civilisational upsurge in the west in the new millennium which has outlived the "end of history" debates, and which appears to be a consequence of the war on terror and the hysteria about "home-grown" terrorists.

Back in February he underwent surgery on his right elbow, a treatment which is said to have given him back the hyper extension that he had lost and which appears to have revitalised his bowling.

I spot exactly the same hypocrisy in the animal rights movement, which is also driven by hatred of fellow bipeds, and which appears to have very little to do with beagles that are punched in the nose.

Owens was killed in an operation in Yemen that Trump had authorized, and which appears to have gone very badly, with probable civilian deaths, the alienation of the Yemeni public, and exaggerations about the intelligence gained.

There are comments about a recent depression, during which he read and reread James Lees-Milne's diaries, and which appears to have created "a distance" between the collector and his "carefully selected 28,000-volume library".

Of course, it should have been clear that time is not an issue at this store, which is open until 2 a.m., and which appears exactly the same at all hours, teeming with tourists and teenagers.

That the allegations that circulated in the hours and days after the tragedy, and which appeared most prominently in the Sun, were baseless.

King et al. have posted comments to social media sites in China and then waited to see which of these never appeared, which appeared and were then removed, and which appeared and survived.

The last line shows the EFCP representation of the transformation is characterized by which EFCP fingerprints disappear from the initial molecule and which appear in the final molecule.

We played in woods and in a creek, which was full of crayfish, snakes and bullfrogs, and which appeared at least to be clean.

In 1987, Los Alamos issued a special issue of its Science publication, which summarized his accomplishments, and which appeared, in 1989, as the book From Cardinals to Chaos.