Sentence examples for of which linger from inspiring English sources

There is also the gesamtkunstwerk (total artwork) of the 19th-century composer Richard Wagner, the effects of which linger in blockbuster movies with surround-sound and special effects.

Finally, though, the big draw in Eyes is the one-two punch of novellas that opens the collection – both of which linger in the mind with greater force than the works in his Tunnel-era collection, Cartesian Sonata and Other Novellas.

There was a lot of bitterness around the closing of the plant, some of which lingers to today.

For all the differences they had in 2008, some of which lingered, Obama and Clinton both represent the centrist, pragmatic approach to politics that has dominated the Democratic Party since the nineteen-eighties.

The elders may even remember the discrimination and the second-class citizenship they experienced - some of which lingers to this day, thanks to the Islamophobia that followed 9/11.

Indeed, one of the features of services which linger in inadequacy is that councillors and chief executives expect it all to be fixed quickly.

And if you really want to enter the wayback machine, check out our weekly podcasts for the final season of "Lost," which linger here.

The abundance of small mussels (< 5 mm) covaried with cover of epibiotic algae at one location, but experimental results suggest no direct effect of the algae on recruitment unless through the action of chemical cues which linger after the removal of algae.

The poet Rumi wrote: "Your acts of kindness are iridescent wings of divine love, which linger and continue to uplift others long after your sharing".

Guerlain Mitsouko Houseoffraser.co.uk, £52 for 50ml eau de toilette An initial burst of peach is soon replaced by the warmth of spices patchouli and labdanum, which linger languorously on your skin.

It starts as pure rhythm (although Mr. Dalek's mixing has something to do with this), but eventually bits of what might be a chord progression start to appear, a fragment of a bass line, a bit of tone which lingers.