Sentence examples for even of which from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it has felt like I'm in a tiny rowing boat, floating aimlessly on a great dark lake, no sight of shore, no real sense even of which direction I might expect to be heading.

Most of all, Saakha says, Nepalese paint manufacturers need help reformulating their paints, as most rely on old formulas and are unaware even of which pigments contain lead and which do not.

He played Hamlet at 23, months after graduating from Rada, in a career-defining performance that the Telegraph described as "the kind of evening of which legends are made".

The data, he wrote, often include information about crimes with which the defendants have never been charged and even crimes of which they have been acquitted.

In many other developed countries the share will be even higher, of which more below.The link between age and health spending is less straightforward than it might seem.

Even helmets, of which there are tens of thousands in circulation, are bringing higher prices.

China's old economic model based on infrastructure spending and exports is still delivering a level of growth even half of which would be the envy of most developed economies.

Try finding different types of oranges, or even tangerines (of which, there are dozens of great types).

These camps, are potentially a breeding ground for diseases such as diarrhoea, malaria and even cholera, of which children are particularly vulnerable.

Michael Nagy sings with grace and beauty of tone as Wolfram; the "evening star" of which he sings so tenderly is, of course, the planet Venus.

That is true even of Tunisia, which has the best education and skills in the region.