Sentence examples for man of which from inspiring English sources

Roth's quest to "be a man," of which Communism formed a part, was lifelong.

Nor did Dr. Richards's sex change bring her the great love affair with a man of which she dreamed, although there was affection and sex.

The behaviorist approach to man, of which Professor Skinner is a great exponent, sees him moved to various kinds of action by aversive and non-aversive inducements.

What books about manhood would you recommend to parents of a young boy? "The Flying Boy," by John Lee, about the so-called "ungrounded" young man, of which we have so many.

"Thomas Müller's booking was ridiculous (so was Lampard's goal-decision), but even more ridiculous was Jogi Löw's decision to put on Trochowski, a man of which all of Germany know he's incapable, selfish, can't take a pass without running an extra five metres for the show, and his own passing is a kick in the groin to watch.

Next, post-Soviet Russia, under the mercurial and alcohol-diminished Boris Yeltsin, saw a wholesale looting of public property by politically-connected banking oligarchs, and wealth disparities between elites and the common man of which commissars could only dream.

Do you think you contributed to the culture of arrested men, of which I would say David Letterman is the team captain?

Each human being is primarily a citizen of his own commonwealth, but he is also a member of the great city of gods and men, of which the political city is only a poor copy.

Our sample includes 321,917 women and 292,376 men, of which around 21.6% live in CLM states.

The Austro-Hungarian force numbered approximately 500,000 men of which some 378,000 were combat troops.

The British lost 300 men, of which 24 were Europeans; the Marathas lost an equal number.