Sentence examples for central of which from inspiring English sources

The ceiling featured frescoes by Will Hicok Low, the central of which was called The Birth of Venus.

However, after entry to the plant apoplast pathogen recognition triggers different lines of plant defenses, central of which is the activation of distinct defense signaling pathways mediated by different phytohormones such as SA, JA and ethylene [ 2, 63].

There is no central record of which hospitals have insurance.

Bacall appeared opposite Wayne in his final picture, The Shootist, a central theme of which was Wayne's own legend.

"Our new objective is to complete the six central towers, of which five have already been started," said Rigol.

Nahua, Middle American Indian population of central Mexico, of which the Aztecs (see Aztec) of pre-Conquest Mexico are probably the best known members.

Network-news departments adopted the structures, the language, and the guiding principles of serious print journalism — a central tenet of which was the conceit of objective neutrality.

But as an older central midfielder, of which Klinsmann has plenty, he may not be the best player to make a larger point about Klinsmann's roster selection.

Sovereign citizens are a radical libertarian political movement spawned in the United States, the central tenet of which is to refuse to consent to laws and taxation.

From now on, the yuan will be linked to a basket of currencies, the central parities of which will be set at the end of each day.

The Defense of Marriage Act, a central provision of which the Supreme Court struck down on Wednesday, was one of those aspects.