Sentence examples for bodies of which from inspiring English sources

Tobón estimates that he has overseen the return of fifteen hundred bodies, of which three hundred were drug mules.

The harsh reality is that Britain is being asked to embark on a war without agreement in any of the international bodies of which we are a leading member.

Many components of nerves are outgrowths of neurons, the cell bodies of which are located in masses called ganglia; there are three main types of ganglia: spinal ganglia, cranial ganglia, and ganglia of the autonomous nervous system.

Among idiophones (instruments the hard bodies of which vibrate to produce sound) commonly used are the qaḍīb ("percussion stick"), the zil and sunūj ("cymbals"), and the kāṣāt, or small finger cymbals.

Malice and superstition were also expressed in the formation of wax images of hated persons, into the bodies of which long pins were thrust in the hope that deadly injury would be induced in the person represented.

The tegument itself consists of cytoplasmic extensions of tegumental cells, the main bodies of which lie in what may be described as the "subcuticular" zone, although a true cuticle is not present.

The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles is the ruling body of which religion? 6. Saran Wrap in the US.

The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is that rare thing – a public body of which the UK can be proud, indeed which is envied in many countries around the world.

Those features are unlikely to be built into a smartphone - which leaves the door open for integration with a sensor-packed device worn on the body, of which a smartwatch is a logical choice.

The reforms they opposed had been been passed by the very body of which they are a member and had been been approved by the US supreme court, the guardian of the very constitution they claimed to be defending.

In 2006, on a blog he had started, he wrote about a conference organized by the Australian Institute of Physics, "with 900 career physicists, the body of which were sniveling fearful conformists of woefully, woefully inferior character".