Sentence examples for be in which is from inspiring English sources

And I'll have no regrets because I'll have been at the top of the profession I really wanted to be in, which is newspapers, right up to its death almost.

Then Lacey Rose describes the Ten Best Prisons to be in, which is something Enron's Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling are probably giving some serious thought.

For Spinoza, intuition is "the greatest striving of the mind, and its greatest virtue" (5P25).3 Through intuition one can achieve the highest state a human can be in, which is blessedness.

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Between the original abstraction of pure selfhood as sheer Tathandlung and the concluding (necessary) idea of a self that is only what it determines itself to be, in which "is" and "ought" wholly coincide, lies the entire realm of actual consciousness and real human experience.

I'm in!' Which is so easy for her to say because her character is dead".

We also recognise the true position the UK is in, which is not as labour describe.

The ironical thing is that the position we are in, which is considered to be a powerful position, is working against us".

"Advertising is in trouble only if you think of the narrow box advertising has traditionally been in, which is getting on TV or in print," she said.

"The business that they're in, which is largely the drug business, is not going away," said McIntyre.

I always say that you're just meeting Mellie in the moment that she's in, which is not the prettiest color on her.