Sentence examples for kinds of which from inspiring English sources

These relationships of identity-dependence are direct consequences of the identity-criteria governing the kinds of which the items thus related are instances.

The runner-up category is, of course, depression all kinds of which Choi-Kain says can be exacerbated by risk factors like having a lot of comorbidities or life adversity.

By using these techniques, we found that N-glycans of the trachea and lungs from a 5-year-old pig were composed of 38 kinds, of which 17, 6, 5 and 10 (tracheal upper and lower parts) and 19, 9, 5 and 5 (lung) were neutral, monosialyl-NeuAc, monosialyl-NeuGc and disialyl, respectively, at neutral/acidic molar ratios of 64∶36 (upper trachea), 62∶38 (lower trachea) and 45∶55 (lung).

So it's a kind of "which came first" question.

Yeah kind of, which I think he enjoys.

His influence was vast, though rarely of a kind of which he would have approved.

"That seems to result in sensation, the kind of which you get from listening to good music," he said.

Aside from the jaw-dropping single, Pass That Dutch, and the thought provoking Toys - a kind of Which?

"It's kind of which came first, the chicken or the egg," said Lisa Casey Weiss, the lifestyle consultant for the International Housewares Association, which puts on the trade show.

Or are you doing a kind of which you can do comparatively little?

Symptoms of this kind, of which "zombie driving" is an example, occur with other hypnotics and have become somewhat notorious with triazolam and zolpidem.