Sentence examples for forms of which from inspiring English sources

Aluminum oxide exists in several different crystallographic forms, of which corundum is most common.

"Optional" forms, of which there appear to be about 150, are those that multiple federal agencies may use.

A healthy democracy draws strength from a rich civic and social life, many forms of which are religious.

It is an organic pigment but contains chlorine, some forms of which can cause cancer and birth defects.

As a result, there appear to be thousands and thousands of "agency forms," of which the Internal Revenue Service's 1040 is but one example.

Among the most important commercial compounds are the oxides, the principal forms of which are arsenious oxide (As4O6) and arsenic pentoxide (As2O5).

Classical music has many forms, of which the dhrupad (Hindustani devotional songs) and the related, shorter form called khayal are the best known.

During the 11th century more and more churches were constructed in the Romanesque style, the massive forms of which are another indication of this sculptural instinct.

Each performance was an improvisation, a form of which Paxton was by then a master.

Moreover, it's a musical, a form of which academy members and moviegoers have been starved for too long.

His later paintings are far more sensual, often focusing on the female form, of which he was notoriously enamored.