Sentence examples for of which owed from inspiring English sources

At a dinner in Picasso's studio in 1907, they exchanged two paintings, neither of which owed anything to the other.

Balban's policy of consolidation, the success of which owed much to the death or incapacity of most of the Forty and to the lack of rival claimants to the throne, strengthened sultanate rule so that his successors could undertake a number of successful expansionist campaigns after 1290.

England were undermined by the loss of three wickets for nine runs, all of which owed more to poor shot selection than penetrative bowling.

There was no let-up in the intensity, or the try scoring and Leeds then added with another three scores, two of which owed much to the width of the Huddersfield pitch and the Rhinos knack of exploiting it.

You had a defensible but non-urgent goal -- the removal of Saddam Hussein, one of history's monsters -- as a pre-defined objective, to which all "fact gathering" and "deliberations" and "debates" were subordinated (and the selection of which owed much more to the vainglory of the president, and the egos of the Secretary of Defense and the Vice-President, than to any matters of national security).

This will add to households' spending power and erode China's high saving rate, the sharp rise of which owes a lot to corporate tight-fistedness.

But its legacy lives on in every major city, places we simply cannot imagine without the far taller, sleeker skyscrapers built over the past 130 years, each and every one of which owes something to the Home Insurance Building.

With respect to points, the individual's phenotype must be characterized by range and pattern of variation among the points, some of which owes to chance or drift, time, experimentation, and adaptation, raw material and the like.

The $75 million "Gemini II", which is set to be fully closed later this summer, will propel the Gemini-Advent partnershintonthethe ranks of the larger V.C. players like Polaris, Walden and Templeton all of which owe thanks to Gemini for its leading role in convincing the Israeli Finance Ministry to provide tax exempt status for institutional investors.

On the US tip, a synthy tang and forceful sense of rhythm has graced overground pop singles like Jason Derulo's "Want to Want Me" and the Weeknd's "Can't Feel My Face" (both of which owe a bit to the nü-disco revival kicked off by bloghouse OGs Daft Punk's "Get Lucky").

Separate from these events, HuffPost asked each artist and performer featured in Queer New World to be a part of this series because of their specific role in evolving and augmenting the drag and nightlife scene in northern Brooklyn -- all of which owes a massive debt to the rich history of drag and artistic performance in New York City over the past several decades.