Sentence examples for features in which from inspiring English sources

"Game Change" is a bit like those tabloid photo features in which celebrities are caught with their cellulite showing.

All he had to do was to supply a lit exposure of the particular features in which moral intelligence or its absence had been inscribed.

There are obvious features in which Mr. Gordon's dance vocabulary borrows from ballet, and yet his idiom is largely elaborate pedestrianism.

In line with the new labelling guidelines, editorially independent content, in which Shell/Working Mums have no input, is now labelled "supported by"; advertisement features, in which the content is controlled by Shell/Working Mums, are labelled "paid for by".

He made that offer at the same time as he brokered a deal to win the Sun's endorsement of the SNP at the last Scottish election, which included features in which Connery publicly endorsed Salmond and the SNP.

Here are some ideas for using these extraordinary photos across the curriculum — and some suggestions for including other Times features in which the details of everyday life become an anthropological lens.

By Andrea Walker April 21, 2009 (Herewith inaugurating a regular feature in which academics explain their work).

(Herewith inaugurating a regular feature in which academics explain their work).

Iggle Piggle, Makka Pakka, Upsy Daisy and the Tombliboos feature in which children's TV series?

The film, which even involved a motorcycle accident, was the last feature in which they appeared together.

Bogart's widow Lauren Bacall introduces an accompanying feature in which some happy survivors of the production recall the experience.