Sentence examples for message of which from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it's the kind of traditional Hollywood-liberal "message" of which, in principle, one must heartily approve.

He would do well to read Frank Bruni's "The Wages of Celibacy" (Feb. 27), the message of which has long been glaringly obvious to most congregational Catholics.

He gave no immediate message of which of the remaining three he would now support, but did say of the defeat at the hands of his fellow MPs: "It sends the message that they are looking for a younger leader".

"Can we just forget about Trump for a bit and have it off?" seems to be the basic message, of which it's hard not to feel Legend's great hero Marvin Gaye would have wholeheartedly approved.

The most illuminating of them all might be James Sanders' history of New York in film, Celluloid Skyline, the implicit message of which is this: it has always been a lie.

Should I be sad that a film with deep and nuanced themes didn't get made because of this one hogging cinemas, the message of which seems to be "you can have your surveillance state, there will always be a place for punching evil-looking dudes in the head"?

Although she had never met Mr. Schultz, she began sending him handwritten messages, of which she kept copies.

The LMA were therefore complicit in the attempt to conceal these messages (of which there were many more than the two isolated texts acknowledged by Mr Mackay).

The findings are applicable to postage stamps and street names, the messages of which are similarly controlled by political elites.

SpamAssassin corpus contains a total of 6,047 messages, of which, 4,150 messages are good and the remaining are spam.

By using this method, we predicted several target messages, of which one novel target was experimentally tested and confirmed.