Sentence examples for of which explores from inspiring English sources

Until 27 September, there is a temporary exhibition of which explores the influence of Rodin on Matisse's work.

There are 18 chapters in the book, each of which explores a single part of the body from just one of many possible perspectives.

Grass wrote two more volumes of autobiography, Die Box (2008; The Box) and Grimms Wörter: eine Liebeserklärung (2010; Grimms' Words: A Declaration of Love), the latter of which explores Grass's political past through a loving analysis of the Brothers Grimm.

The conductor Philippe Herreweghe has become an industrious presence in the early-music world over the last few decades, having established and made recordings with a handful of ensembles, each of which explores a different historical corner of the repertory.

Her experiences teaching — in the Chicago public-school system, and now at Stateville maximum-security prison — make their way into her short fiction and poetry, much of which explores the interior urges of her giddy, curious, black-girl speakers.

Neither Here Nor There showcases Jeffers' fine art work – paintings, collages and installations – much of which explores the relationships between art and mathematics, art and science, and above all, between art and philosophy.

Sen won acclaim for Beneath Clouds and Toomelah, both of which explored the issues faced by rural Indigenous communities like those he grew up in.

Among the city's attractions are Dunfermline Museum, (44-1383) 313838, and the Abbot House Heritage Center, (44-1383) 733266, bofh of which explore the town's history from the Picts to the present day, with displays on the 19th-century linen and silk industries.

The Globe Theatre in London organized The Complete Walk a 4-km (2.5-mi) course that included 37 short films, each of which explored one Shakespearean play; the project was to be exported to cities in several other countries.

This paper outlines the experience factory and organizational learning approaches, both of which explore how experience-based approaches to software development can be used to improve software development practices.

If you are a movie fan then you are immediately thinking Groundhog Day and 50 First Dates both of which explored the same theme.