Sentence examples for of which constituted from inspiring English sources

The Fur lived in homesteads, a number of which constituted a village.

Gen. Alfred H. Terry headed west from Fort Abraham Lincoln in charge of the Dakota Column, the bulk of which constituted Custer's 7th Cavalry.

The historian Andrew Alpern says that at her death, Huguette Clark owned three apartments in the building, two of which constituted a full floor.

The enhanced interrogation techniques, many of which constituted torture under international law, included shackling detainees in stress positions, slamming them against walls, depriving them of sleep for prolonged periods, and waterboarding, a method of controlled or interrupted drowning.

The case has become moot for two reasons: (1) Because the permit, the issuance of which constituted the sole relief sought by petitioner, has been issued and the building to which it related has been completed; and (2) because, the first reason aside, petitioner no longer has an interest in the building, and therefore has no basis for maintaining the action.

But for "Nepenthe" — the bulk of which constituted Ms. Barwick's set at the Judson Memorial Church on Tuesday evening — she traveled to Reykjavik at the behest of Alex Somers, the American-born creative and domestic partner of the Sigur Ros singer Jon Thor Birgisson, known as Jonsi.

"Each of which constitutes a war crime".

The compound is typically a cluster of huts, each of which constitutes a separate household.

Repeat proteins are built of modules, each of which constitutes a structural motif.

As troop densities diminish, soldiers take on new tasks, each of which constitutes a distraction from combat missions.

There exist surprising connections between these two fields of research the investigation of which constitutes the purpose of this paper.