Sentence examples for central to which from inspiring English sources

Although it bears no other title, the Fifth Symphony belongs to a stream of works central to which is the image of the angel.

Whatever its Balkan failings, the EU has long practised one of the world's most successful foreign policies, central to which has been simplicity.

Acanthodian internal anatomy is primarily understood from Acanthodes bronni2,7,8,9,10 because it remains the only example preserved in substantial detail, central to which is an ostensibly osteichthyan braincase1,2,7.

Hadi was besieged in his home for 24 hours, after which he reportedly agreed to the Houthi demands, central to which was backing down on a planned draft constitution, which established six regions in Yemen as part of a federation.

Dr. Wieschaus said his own work grew within an intellectual framework created by Dr. Lewis, central to which was "the idea of single genes having significant impacts on the development of embryos".

Much like last week, the adventure itself feels like the "B-story" backdrop to the big series-arc stuff that Williams is clearly central to, which will likely frustrate exactly the same people it did last week; things also feel like they hold together better here.

The question of popularity is central to Instagram, which is ruled by likes and followers.

If we rank anything, we ought to rank what we say is most central to school, which is to say, academic learning".

The use of technology by the human-rights community has long been central to documentation, which is essential to human rights practice.

The idea of commitment and engagement is central to me, which is not ironic.

Its central scene, to which it returns time and again, is Harry's funeral, his funeral in the rain.