Sentence examples for facsimile of which from inspiring English sources

"How stupid do you think we are?" he asked the minister in the Feb. 8 letter, a facsimile of which was published on Tuesday by Les Echos, a French business daily.

McCarthy was also among the contributors to the magazine's first issue, a facsimile of which will be distributed at Town Hall Tuesday night and included in the magazine's regular August edition.

Here were tiny velvet dresses, patchwork fur capes, and low-heeled glitter boots, a close facsimile of which are surely already on their way to fast-fashion stores around the globe.

The van is a one-of-a-kind proposition right down to its forbidden license plate, a paper facsimile of which rests on the dashboard, strategically obscuring the standard plate — DWY8968 — the department issued him after revoking the GETOSAMA plates its custom plates unit sent out, apparently in error, in November.

Syme's guide, a facsimile of which will be released in early February by Smithsonian Books, contains samples, names, and descriptions of a hundred and ten colors, ranging from Snow White to Asparagus Green to Arterial Blood Red to, finally, Blackish Brown.

That indeed is the question, all the more puzzling in light of the youthful A. N. Dyer's letters from the 1950s and earlier, handwritten facsimiles of which appear at the head of every chapter but one.

The release of the facsimile (copies of which are available for $25 plus postage from the Clements Library, www.clements.umich.edu/culinary or 734-764-2347) also brought new leads.

Absent a critical edition, I cite Isaac Hirsch Weiss's edition (by page and column) as well as what is widely considered the finest Sifra manuscript, MS Assemani 66 (also known as Vatican 66), a facsimile edition of which was published by Finkelstein under the name Torat Kohanim.

Somewhere toward the end of Jerry Seinfeld's new Netflix special, "Jerry Before Seinfeld," the comedian sits cross-legged on what looks like a quiet city street — it might be the kind of movie-lot facsimile on which "Seinfeld" was often shot — surrounded by hundreds of yellow notebook pages.

This series contains programs, program notes, and clippings and facsimiles of reviews, which all document the many performances that Edwards' works received throughout his lifetime.

The top floor seems devoted to stocking the trousseau, with Domaine Carneros sparkling rosé, crystal and china around facsimiles of cake, which the company urges us to eat for breakfast, one in a series of paperweight epigrams ($30) that include "skirt the rules" and "live color fully".