Sentence examples for both of which speak from inspiring English sources

But Mayweather's security detail serves two main purposes, both of which speak to his personality.

Bhishma, who is discoursing, refers with approval to two different theories of the origin of kingship, both of which speak of a prior period in which there were no kings.

There are just two staged operas – Berlioz's Trojans with the Mariinsky Opera and Valery Gergiev, Aldeburgh Music's acclaimed production of Britten's Owen Wingrave – both of which speak to this year's festival's themes of the profound effects of conflict on art, whether through the portrayal of epic warfare or the trauma of personal conscience.

Obama's foreign policy, many of which speak to legitimate concerns.

And this just leads to more queries and quandaries, all of which speak to the film's power.

That was the message of the Millennium Summit in September 2000, when world leaders vowed to implement eight Millennium Development Goals - seven of which speak directly to the rights and needs of children.

All of which speaks to an enduring and now urgent challenge for this mayor.

There are, however, two other factors pertinent to Jeremy Lin, one of which speaks favorably for him and the other less so.

The judge noted that there had been some 60 character witnesses for Iqbal, "all of which spoke wonderfully well of you".

All of which speaks to a truism about shows, regardless of where they play: it takes a lot of people to make one happen.

His next words boiled that position down to two core thoughts, neither of which spoke to his initial rallying cry of compassionate conservatism.