Sentence examples for interesting of which from inspiring English sources

In the absence of predatory animals, New Zealand is a paradise for birds, the most interesting of which are flightless.

And he offers constructive steps to encourage voter participation, the most interesting of which is to shorten the presidential nomination process.

Whatever the reasons, a number of new teahouses have opened in the San Francisco Bay area, the most interesting of which offer a range of Asian or "world tea" experiences.

There is a variety of circumstantial evidence, the most interesting of which is the fact that the MADS box genes exploded in number right around the time that flowering plants first appeared.

The New Yorker, August 4 , 1928P. 7 Great variety of games played at Van Cortlandt Park the most interesting of which is the game of cricket played by a group of West Indian negroes every Sunday afternoon.

An ample selection of modes are buoyed by an already abundant stream of user-created levels, the most interesting of which actually play themselves automatically, using captivatingly clever level design.

This accounting raises some interesting issues of which even economists are generally unaware.

(Salmon's article also has an interesting summary of which news organizations use the term and which don't.

A lot of people are re-tweeting Total Film's guide to the film, perhaps the most interesting section of which is a diatribe from Currie herself at Sigismondi's willingness to sidestep historical accuracy.

Recording 4K video takes up 300MB of storage space per minute, producing decent if not exceptional video, while the 3MB Live Photos are an interesting novelty of which I easily became bored.

The program has sponsored three campaigns, one in 1996, 1997 and 1998, producing several new and interesting results, of which some will be discussed in this paper.