Sentence examples for of which reflected from inspiring English sources

Arnaud, who later returned to France, wrote several novels and travel stories, many of which reflected his own adventurous life.

They noted that the era had been "marked by serious films without hope, some of which reflected a violence seldom seen before.

The house was filled with art from many parts of the world, the style and period of which reflected my parents' very different tastes and personalities.

Of the $36 million in income the Cheneys reported, $34,367,375 was wages and salary, almost all of which reflected closing out his accounts at Halliburton.

Also important in early Korean literature were songs, the earliest of which reflected a historical period in which much was changing.

Such performers were very much involved in the creative act, the product of which reflected their particular skills and personalities, and the dynamics of the working situation.

All of which reflects a society longing for but deliriously disconnected from the world of nature.

All of which reflects the fact that he's got nothing.

This tradition continues in three new novels, two of which reflect Europe's dreadful 20th century.

Levin has proposed a series of Liberty Amendments, most of which reflect well-known aspects of the Tea Party agenda.

There are several explanations for why she didn't do so, none of which reflect well on her.