Sentence examples for of which concern from inspiring English sources

Tarah's earliest memories are dreams she had when she was very young, all of which concern her brothers.

Brexit could entail the renegotiation of thousands of exceedingly complex E.U. regulations, many of which concern the food system.

New York's financial crisis has spawned some absurd theories, the silliest of which concern our sex lives.

I think for a multitude of reasons, of which concern over climate change is one, governments around the world are already beginning to shift their policies.

Allen's fans, meanwhile, might consider the gesture as drily humorous as one of his songs – several of which concern art and the art world.

The European Union has even had trouble concluding routine budget negotiations, the disputed parts of which concern no more than 0.03 percent of the union's gross domestic product.

He's busy scribbling a memoir, most of which concerns a reclusive writer called Horace Jacob Little.

Tells about the troubles of the 747, built by Boeing, most of which concerned the engine, made by Pratt & Whitney.

And judging by the team announcement, searching questions have been asked and answered, the most obvious of which concerns Iestyn Harris.

Journalists at the newspaper are regularly arrested, beaten and even murdered for their reporting, much of which concerns elite corruption.

During the 2010 fiscal year, the F.B.I. opened at least 190 intellectual-property crime investigations, 66 of which concerned trade-secret theft.