Sentence examples for document of which from inspiring English sources

A long explanation sent to his Washington lawyer was essentially a classified document of which large chunks had been blacked out.

By the time he stopped making entries, seven months later, he had inadvertently created a psychological document of which very few examples are known.

The court was also provided with a 35-page MI5 document – of which all but three are blacked out – relating to its instructions to one of its officers in 2002.

Such material can cause outrage among consumers, as was the case with videos of dolphins caught in tuna nets.Last year, a German member of parliament was caught photographing a confidential document of which only a few copies were handed out (and later collected) at a background meeting on health-care reform.

Is it that the majority's discomfort with Black people at that time made it just too hard to believe in the Constitution and support it, a document of which they were so proud and which they claimed, throughout the world, made us the greatest nation in history?

Statistics derived from a subset of 30 fully annotated articles show that on average there are about 128 automatically recognized entities (enzymes, drugs and phrases) per document, of which the annotators removed (as being false positive) on average about 4.6, modified (e.g. extended or narrowed down the annotation's boundaries) about 1.7 and added a further 6 per document.

The allegation is that Swartz stole 4.8m documents, of which 1.7m were normally paid-for.

Attempts to get the money to which he was entitled were stalled by the need for official documents, of which he had none.

"We have produced close to 400,000 pages of documents of which more than 200,000 are e-mails and e-mail attachments.

The AP is about providing access to certain areas where there is proof that there have been some alleged wrongdoings, the documents of which should be given to the members.

The sealing of written documents, of which the two major ancient classes were clay tablets and papyrus scrolls, became regularly established in the latter part of the 3rd millennium bc.