Sentence examples for one of how from inspiring English sources

A theme that emerges in the reviews is one of how much greater Great Expectations becomes on successive readings.

The issue is more one of how the bundling is done.

Above all, the message delivered is one of how fragile our supposed security is.

And, later, more grimly: "I told no one of how Miles was violent . . . .

But seeing the problem as one of "how to compete" can broaden management's horizon.

The story of the Grant family is one of how unrelenting colonial oppression can extinguish a native language.

The more chilling thought is a backward-looking one, of how one man's legacy is likely to continue.

He is tall and trembly with waxen features and reminds one of how unsexy niceness can sometimes be.

It's not so much a question of absolute income as one of how unequal the distribution of incomes is.

"It's less a question of law," he said, "and more one of how we have evolved as a species".

Brexit was a reminder -- and a sobering one -- of how quickly things can turn bad when the needs of workers and working families are cast adrift.