Sentence examples for of which both from inspiring English sources

That is the sort of spin of which both Tony and Bill would surely be proud.

It appears as a bright visual binary, of which both members are spectroscopic binaries.

* Isola, the name of which both abbreviates "isolation" and is Italian for "island," comprises 14 states in the Midwest.

The first session went three hours, at the end of which both of us were exhausted but high.

Second, because this novel is extremely funny, in the dark, disconcerting mode of which both Allen and Houellebecq are masters.

TIED into a union of which both parties are weary, Britain's Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are increasingly leading separate lives.

For example, A Matter of Life and Death expresses the supernatural, the psychological, reality and fantasy, each element of which both filmmakers had expressed interest in.

One veteran ensemble, the Galvanized Jazz Band, of which both Mr. Vigorito and Mr. Schiavone are longtime members, has existed since 1965.

Less than a year ago, Mr. Zelaya endorsed Roberto Micheletti's attempt to become the presidential nominee for the Liberal Party, of which both men are members.

(This is a classic example of a paternalistic lie told with good intentions, of which both a Buddhist and perhaps even Plato would have approved).

The New Yorker, December 12 , 1942P. 68 A difficult dentistry job of which both the patient and the technician were very proud.