Sentence examples for brightest of which from inspiring English sources

A notable feature of this constellation is a cluster of nearly 40 stars, the brightest of which are 5th-magnitude stars.

Current understanding of this fact is that spiral galaxies typically have central bulges made up exclusively of very old stars, the brightest of which are too faint to be visible on Hubble's plates.

Just five miles north of Nashville -- Nashville, Ind., that is -- this park is the host to a long list of country and roots-music festivals, the brightest of which is the annual Bill Monroe Bean Blossom Bluegrass Festival.

The energy-filtered electron diffraction patterns were segmented: one part showed an amorphous intensity distribution, not known for γ-Al2O3, the other part contained reflections arranged in rings, the brightest of which had lattice spacings of the (4 0 0) and (4 4 0) reflections of γ-Al2O3.

Then, after the smaller galaxy plunged through the disk and came out the other side, the stars and gas rebounded outward, creating an expanding ring that squeezed gas into new stars, the brightest of which shine hot and blue.

For every Samsung and Microsoft, there are at least 100 smaller companies — the best and brightest of which often do not have an official spot on the CES show floor.

Theta Muscae is a triple star system, the brightest member of which is a Wolf Rayet star.

In the first quarter, an A&M lineman, Milbanks Smith, delivered several vicious hits to Bright, one of which was a forearm to the face as Bright stood in repose after handing the ball off to another runner; it broke his jaw.

Except for a handful of such books, the bright pages of which still rain influence or which possess artistic merit, this literature should be viewed from its socioeducational-commercial aspect.

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As is clear from research published today by the thinktank Bright Blue (of which I am chairman), that there are grave electoral risks in an immigration strategy tailored to win back Ukip votes.