Sentence examples for instances of which from inspiring English sources
All stories -- all fiction, you might say -- are about human trouble, instances of which animate and provoke the writer.
On the contrary, Muslims have had to suffer "Caliphates of Tyranny", instances of which abound in Islamic history; a theme which he touched on next.
I am not the only American victim of Ward's plagiarism, instances of which have steadily continued to emerge since the Mort revelation.
It was a short step from that to fake menstrual blood, sexual humiliation, and abuse of the Koran — other instances of which had been reported long before the current one.
It's obvious that these nonconformists are, among themselves, a very conforming bunch, looking to one another for approval of their exhibitionism, instances of which include the nudity of that once-notorious curtain number and the ceremonial burning of draft cards, enacted with touching nervousness.
(Such an inference could be justified only if one assumed a principle such as "instances, of which we have had no experience, must resemble those, of which we have had experience, and that the course of nature continues always uniformly the same".
A tsunami of hostile blogs followed, which seems to have led The Times to defend itself at my expense, an instance of which is your own column.
As you would expect in this kind of product, there's some product placement, one instance of which will be more interesting to many viewers than the movie itself.
Unlike the first time I saw "Spider-Man," the flying (the first instance of which occurs about 45 minutes into the show) went off without a hitch on this occasion.
Aristotle spoke of "things said in many ways," a notable instance of which is "being".
