Sentence examples for matters of which from inspiring English sources

The subjects of "Alexander's Bridge" — fashionable people drinking tea and committing adultery — were matters of which Cather knew nothing.

I'm afraid that, in this instance, it is evident that Logan has written of matters of which he knows little or nothing.

This discrepancy is common in public life, where people are frequently impelled - whether by their own propensities or by the demands of others - to speak extensively about matters of which they are to some degree ignorant.

Gray said the joint standing committee on electoral matters, of which he was a member, had unanimously called for reforms because pop-up, micro-parties had "manipulated" the system through preference harvesting.

In the course of both Dr Buzzards Original Savannah Band and Kid Creole, Darnell has slyly, slowly been redesigning the content and tenor of the subject matter (the one that matters) of which so many songs are fashioned.

"Notice has not been given to any ­newspaper when it should have been, and, as a result, I have not had the benefit of arguments in opposition to the application, which might have assisted me to be satisfied of the matters of which I am not satisfied," he said.

It was simply a matter of which.

"It is a matter of which path is correct.

Ethics becomes a matter of which opportunity to pursue".

"It's not a matter of which is better or which is worse," he explained.

On the matter of which day, of course, they remained uncertain.