Sentence examples for appearance of which from inspiring English sources

The 1920 book 'The Mysterious Affair at Styles' saw the first appearance of which fictional detective?

In fact, the letter is widely regarded as a forgery, the first known appearance of which was in 1999.

Suzanna's dark, techno-like pounding is topped off with an unexpectedly pretty, honeyed vocal, the appearance of which changes the track's mood entirely.

The manipulation of food systems on the part of socio-political elites or high status individuals is but one example of this phenomenon, the appearance of which is a correlate of increased socio-political hierarchy.

Lyrical Ballads, collection of poems, first published in 1798 by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth, the appearance of which is often designated by scholars as a signal of the beginning of English Romanticism.

The extraordinary resemblance between two individuals; second, the great amount of change in appearance of which a single individual is capable; third, the known unreliability of eyes, memory, and judgment under the influence of excitement, fear, or other mental emotion.

Nine teams have made five or more Super Bowl appearances, of which only two (the Broncos and the Dolphins) are not in the man category.

He was used sporadically, making only ten Premier League appearances, of which just two came in 2011.

That money does not include his paycheck from his team, Penske Racing, nor his income from advertising, marketing and promotional activities or personal appearances, of which there will be plenty in the next year.

Song (2007) distinguishes existential clauses from clauses of (dis)appearance, both of which can be subsumed under the term cúnxiànjù (clauses of existence and (dis)appearance).

His significance lay in his London-accented English and enigmatic appearance, both of which served to terrorise us through familiarity.