Sentence examples for discovery of which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ameen, a cousin of Mr. Shehadeh's grandfather, was a stonemason who lived in a qasr, the author's discovery of which makes up the book's first chapter.

This review centers on these beneficial secondary metabolites, the discovery of which goes back 80 years to the time when penicillin was discovered by Alexander Fleming.

Concept learning in adults may be understood as a two-step process: first the discovery of which attributes are relevant, then the discovery of how they are relevant.

The surprise discovery of which, at the back of his mother's kitchen cabinet, struck the author as revealingly poignant: "If Mam had ever decided to hold a cocktail party, she would probably have tried to buy a bottle of cocktails".

The find might also influence hunts for microscopic aliens perhaps hidden in the solar system's deep netherworlds, the discovery of which would prove that life in the universe is not unique to Earth but an inherent property of matter.

The movie and the novel by A. S. Byatt on which it is based posit an illicit affair between the poetess and a married poet, discovery of which makes it possible to root her Gothic fantasies in lived experience.

It was a summer of dreadful speculations and discoveries, of which these were not the worst.

"Discoveries of which the people of the United States are not aware may affect the welfare of this nation in the near future," they said.

The annihilation of electrons and positrons at Spear led to a raft of discoveries, of which the psi was just the beginning.

Which is to say, each individual viewer's experience, of life and art alike, is the poorer for the experiences and the imaginative discoveries of which the cinema has, in the intervening decades, been deprived.

Whatever an experimental film might be, this sequence is one — it's an experiment the discoveries of which have yet to be fully assimilated by the world of filmmakers, almost half a century later.