Sentence examples for both of which leave from inspiring English sources

Thus, opponents of gun control should not overstate the breadth of either the Court's decision or the Second Amendment, both of which leave plenty of room for all sorts of effective and sensible regulations of guns.

For one thing, Mr. Camilleri has mixed feelings about mysteries, many of which leave him cold.

At any meeting between dignitaries from Greece and China, dutiful reference is made to the two nations' ancient cultures, both of which left a tangible legacy in the shape of high-quality ceramics, sculptures and the musings of poets and philosophers.

— Sarah Stillman This week, I read two essays about art, both of which left me feeling, as Virginia Woolf described her experience of seeing a performance of Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard," "like a piano played upon at last, not in the middle only but all over the keyboard and with the lid left open so that the sound goes on".

The very Tea Party Republicans who resisted so ferociously the raising of the debt ceiling were also the Republicans who supported both of the Ryan budgets: each of which left the federal deficit intact for 30 years, and each of which indeed increased the size of the immediate deficit by giving generous tax cuts to the top 1percentt of American income earners.

All of which leaves Bassey.

All of which leaves Dr. Hall baffled.

All of which leaves us with Sri Lanka.

All of which leaves a conundrum.

All of which leaves the question of numbers.

All of which leaves carmakers' strategists in a fix.