Sentence examples for of which questions from inspiring English sources

The effect, then, is to fit soul-body relations into a larger hylomorphic pattern of explanation in terms of which questions of unity do not normally arise.

Adequate training embraces a clear understanding of the nature and purpose of the survey, and a recognition of which questions are of particular importance or may need clarification (see page 13).

Empirical explorations ultimately change our understanding of which questions are important and fruitful and which are not.

He or she can jot down notes and remind you of which questions to ask the doctor.

Unfortunately, the producers of the second debate failed miserably at this goal, because of their selection of which questions to ask.

He refers to "unfair and mistaken rulings in this case," ascribing them at least in part to "the Judge's reported associations with certain professional organizations," as a result of which "questions were raised regarding the Obama appointed Judge's impartiality".

The poem's 10 cantos are a philosophical enactment of human, political, historical, and providential episodes, all of which question human nature, judgment, experience, and destiny.

There are several explanations for the lack of consistent results with regards to the importance of testosterone to social signals, some of which question the mechanism itself.

It names an open set of problems, which questions the helix theory itself within the theory itself.

In a larger study, it also should be of interest, which questions youths find difficult to understand.

The current version of the questionnaire contained a total of 40 questions of which three questions were open-ended, the remaining 37 were closed.