Sentence examples for beginnings of which from inspiring English sources
This will create a de facto system of segregation, the beginnings of which we're already seeing.
He is regarded as the founder of the Piast dynasty, the beginnings of which are clouded in legend, though the names of three of his predecessors are known.
In another way, however, Dia has strayed very far from its renovated-white-cube beginnings, of which Dia:Beacon may be the ultimate apotheosis, if not flame-out.
The story of that transformation, the beginnings of which I witnessed as one of the President's assistants, makes it clear that the war in Vietnam was not only a national tragedy but a personal tragedy for one of the most formidable men ever to occupy the White House.
In this book, Volker Berghahn explains the rise and fall of the men of violence whose wars and civil wars twice devastated large areas of the European continent and Russia--until, after World War II, Europe adopted a liberal capitalist model of society that had first emerged in the United States, and the beginnings of which the Europeans had experienced in the mid-1920s.
Mr. Putnam and other researchers say the subtler long-term effect could be a realignment of people's attitude toward government, the beginnings of which can be seen in recent government actions: the bailout of the airline and insurance industries, disaster aid for New York City, the extension of unemployment benefits and an increased federal role in airport security.
These are the deeply humble beginnings out of which Bamiyan, an impoverished but heart-stoppingly beautiful province, hopes to develop a robust ski industry.
Edison is famously associated with the beginnings of movies, which is where the modern business of celebrity begins.
It has been about an hour since we started prowling meadows at the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, N.Y., and Jeffrey Glassberg is explaining the beginnings of butterflying, which is not at all the same as butterfly collecting.
They are the "beginnings of speech," which are the necessary tools for reasoning about universals.
The latter were used at the beginnings of paragraphs which started new sections of text.
