Sentence examples for are that which from inspiring English sources

And the Iranian people must understand that the tone and actions of their government are that which is isolating them".

Authority and goodness are essentially amateur, hypothetical, circumstantial: they are that which does not despise, at need, squalid shifts like bed tricks, or humping about the head of a dead pirate.

Cohen says of these synthetic a priori principles that they are "that which is present" in experience (Cohen 1987 [1871b], 206).

For Aristotle, these material processes are that which is necessary to the realization of a specific goal; that which is necessary on the condition (on the hypothesis) that the end is to be obtained.

V. 9, PL xli.151) and Marius Victorinus (Ad Candidum), nature's four 'divisions' or 'species' are: that which creates and is not created (i.e. God); that which creates and is created (i.e. Primary Causes or Ideas); that which is created and does not create (i.e. Temporal Effects, created things); that which is neither created nor creates (i.e. non-being, nothingness).

"Emotions of all kinds arise, but we are that which witnesses them.

And then there is that which cannot be measured.

"Invasion!" is that which has been clamored for.

He also wrote poetry: Who's that which knocks?

And there's that-which-I'm-loath-to-call-Asperger's in Curious Incident.

It is that which draws you on".