Sentence examples for figures of which from inspiring English sources

Already there have been some disappointing German retail figures, of which more shortly.

Almost daily, new names surface in connection with a grand jury investigation into the wiretapping of prominent Hollywood figures of which Mr. Pellicano is suspected.

According to official figures (of which many analysts are sceptical), China's economy grew by around 9.9% in the year to the first quarter.

Bitti also carved low reliefs in the surrounds of some retables, such as those of Challapampa and the original retable in La Compañía of Cuzco, both in Peru, the figures of which have the recognizable Mannerist twist and elongation.

Its planar intricacies reveal a new and vital aspect of Nepalese painting, an immediacy of emotion and action of its protagonists, the figures of which are placed on an opaque, velvety ground.

She has written three novels in the past five years - the first received excellent reviews, the second led to her being dubbed a Roddy Doyle for black Londoners - and has notched up sales figures of which most new writers would be proud, yet Levy is recognisable by neither name nor face.

Shadows in the eyes of a cheap Jesus figure of which Warhol made an eerie painting only about a year before he died; shadows creeping over his self-portrait; shadows on their own in his Shadow paintings from the late 1970s.

Update 2: Israeli tech blog GeekTime also confirms our $1.1 billion figure, "of which $1.03B will be transferred in cash directly to the company and its stockholders.

The lowest range of niches each contained a standing figure, of which all but four figures on the west front, two on each side, have been destroyed.

She was wearing her fashionable crimson cape, which billowed skyward as she dropped, revealing her clinging bodysuit of whitest samite, emphasizing the figure of which she was still justifiably proud.

Patients and their parents point out the figure of which they think is most representative.