Sentence examples for body to which from inspiring English sources

Now it is Plato's body to which I aspire.

Finally, you arrive at the body, to which you must bow from several angles.

Parliament is also the only elected body to which the new European central bank accepts that it is legally accountable.

This is only one of a number of areas in the body to which such a sensor could be applied.

Expulsion from the Council of Europe, the body to which signatories of the convention belong, seems unlikely.

The result is pain, numbness, tingling and weakness in the part of the body to which the nerve normally carries impulses.

And its creation would give Congress, for the first time, an independent body to which it could appeal a classification decision.

"Public Bodies 1998", published by the Cabinet Office, lists the 1,073 public bodies to which ministers make appointments, paid and unpaid.

Universally, however, the Gulf's voting franchises remain restricted, and the bodies to which elections are held wield little real power.The least cheering vote came, unsurprisingly, in Bahrain.

Among the bodies to which one refers one's sensations, there is one that is as it were peculiar.

These can also act as foreign bodies, to which bacteria might adhere (Barth et al. 2011).