Sentence examples for elements of which are from inspiring English sources
It is more reasonable to think of Eastern cosmology as a projection of consciousness, the various elements of which are vigorously personified.
Melodies from these tunings are governed by a modal structure (patet) the elements of which are similar to those of Vietnamese and Burmese music.
Most movements are based on what are called, the elements of which are curves and turns performed in a precise manner to form two or three connected circles.
This illustrates the fact that the principle of abstraction implies the existence of sets the elements of which are all objects having a certain property.
And there was the philosopher who nurtured the idea of writing an impossible "universal history", elements of which are traceable in Sovereignty and, surely his most impressive work, The Accursed Share.
The United Nations is rushing to complete plans for an international security force, the first elements of which are expected to arrive in the capital within the next two weeks.
Mr. Frey is best known as the author of "A Million Little Pieces," a memoir about his life and drug use, elements of which were later discredited as fiction.
Yahoo fought a part of FISA known as the Protect America Act, elements of which were folded into a 2008 amendment to FISA.
The scheme, elements of which were carried out for most of Mr. Garcia's nearly six-year tenure, centered on a state-mandated test taken by sophomores.
At Heliopolis the Roman emperors, particularly the Severans, constructed a monumental temple complex, the most spectacular elements of which were the Temple of Jupiter Heliopolitanus and the Temple of Bacchus.
