Sentence examples for both of which perhaps from inspiring English sources

Previous studies in the domain of patients' beliefs – for a range of treatments and problems – have often, understandably, focussed on receiving one's preferred treatment (21) and having positive treatment expectations (22), both of which, perhaps unsurprisingly, are highly predictive of positive outcome with ADs.

Here are some of the more serious ones, none of which, perhaps fortunately, came to be.

All of which, perhaps logically, brought the former governor to a Peanuts strip he loves.

But there are deeper, less obvious contradictions, of which perhaps Binet is not always the all-seeing postmodern master.

Paint flakes from the airport's 24 jet bridges, of which perhaps only 10 are now in regular use.

It would be an incredible achievement, the scale of which perhaps kicks it toward the realm of the unlikely.

Estimates of pre-European population on the continent range from 250,000 to 1,000,000, of which perhaps one-sixth lived in the Northern Territory.

All of which perhaps explains why the state authorities took the conduct of Vernon Hershberger so seriously.Mr Hershberger runs a traditional dairy with 40 cows.

There are now several hundred worm labs around the world, of which perhaps 30 or so, like Dr. Bargmann's, focus on the worm's nervous system.

In his interview with Scott, Obama reflected on his mother's dreams, the greatest of which, perhaps, was about the man her son might become.

First, and most potently, as James Bond; second, as the embodiment of a certain kind of grizzled wisdom, of which perhaps the most notable is Indiana Jones's father.