Sentence examples for of which everything from inspiring English sources

Anaximander taught that there was an eternal undestructible something out of which everything arises and everything returns.

Those moments of meeting, of which everything might have been expected, are muddied: no epiphany in the Schässburg drugstore, no burning impressions during the interviews with "Vic" and his wife in Göppingen.

A political settlement is not one part of a multipronged strategy in a counterinsurgency; it is the overarching framework within which everything else fits and in the service of which everything else operates.

That right there might be the very debris of which everything is made!" During a pause, I introduced myself, and the commentator told me that he was Louis Detofsky, called Doc Rock by his geology students at Rowan University, in Glassboro, New Jersey.

Thus, Thales (6th century bce) and Heracleitus (flourished c. 500 bce) considered water and fire, respectively, to be the first substance, out of which everything else is made, though Aristotle reported mysteriously in the 4th century bce that Thales believed that everything was filled with the gods.

Note that 'Uxy' is bound to hold if one assumes the existence of a "universal entity" of which everything is part.

Today we live in an era of design to which everything is relevant.

That, Russell complained, runs contrary to a robust sense of reality, according to which everything exists.

Evi has an ontology of tens of thousands of classes into which everything that can be talked about falls.

Scholem referred to their rejection of Kabbala as the "origin sin" of the Science of Judaism from which everything else was merely an extension.

Bulbs will be an important part of the "internet of things", in which everything talks to everything else.