Sentence examples for of which described from inspiring English sources

He sat down in a chair and, hands trembling slightly, read from what he described as "love letters," the last of which described a reverie aboard an airplane.

The planning application had angered conservation societies and elicited almost 60 objections to the council, one of which described the design as "ugly, an eyesore and a triumph for money over the preservation of local history, style and local aesthetics".

In addition to making an aide available to provide details of Mr. Romney's meetings, which included talk of the euro zone crisis and other international concerns, the campaign sent out short general memos, one of which described Mr. Romney's get-together on Thursday with Foreign Secretary William Hague, saying it dealt with issues like the importance of free trade.

First, we provided individuals with different levels of expertise in the clinical, administrative, and engineering domains of a large hospital setting with hypothetical clinical scenarios, each of which described a medical error event involving health professionals and medical devices.

Many of which described the presentation as contradictory, inconsistent, and at times bordering on incoherent.

Another is online news magazines, one of which described the allergic reaction a Canadian woman had to a filler known as Dermalive.

Alberta's Place is one of scores of private homes in Brooklyn and Queens, many of which describe themselves as therapeutic or supportive housing for the indigent.

It's a position in line with the mainstream of the Republican party base, two-thirds of which describe themselves as "pro-life".

On Friday, the DfE announced that 102 free schools had been approved to open from next year, 33 of which describe themselves as religious.

The Beetle commercial uses the 1965 tune "The Clapping Song" by Shirley Ellis, the lyrics of which describe a clapping game; the song is also known as "Clap Pat Clap Slap".

He publishes at a rate that Francis McGlone described as pathological, co-authoring between fifty and a hundred papers a year, most of which describe a seemingly minor association without offering any causal mechanism.