Sentence examples for both of which mirror from inspiring English sources

The 1790 Act contains provisions for a 14-year term of copyright and sections that provide for authors who published their works before 1790, both of which mirror the protection offered by the Statute 80 years previously.

Passionate arguments are made by students on both sides, many of which mirror the case being made nationally.

At the news conference yesterday, Mr. Miller promoted the Council's own reforms, some of which mirror the charter commission's.

A tetrahedral number, 56 is the number of "Aubrey holes" carved into the earth around Stonehenge, the contours of which mirror those of Fenway Park.

His Apollo is born in a light-reflective box, the silver walls of which mirror the fractured facets of the young god's personality.

Below are a selection of chronological and cryptic Thom Yorke teasers for you to piece together in the meantime, featuring barren forests, many of which mirror the visuals used throughout their PolyFauna app, which was updated recently:.

Valdez posed his friends and brother to safely simulate body contortions in hanging positions, some of which mirror vintage photos of actual lynchings.

Many computational approaches have been published in recent years, many of which mirror the types of repositioning summarized in Figure 1.

This brief review of papers points to several important gaps in the initial coverage of Globalization and Health, some of which mirror challenges facing the wider international publishing field.

Edith Piaf had a song for every occasion, most of which mirrored the drama of her colourful life.

"It shows the entire life of the Antichrist, all of which mirrors that of Christ -- with his birth, preaching and Apostles -- except it is the exact, evil opposite".