Sentence examples for ones to which from inspiring English sources

No one inherits the ability to use a particular language, but children are typically born with the ability and the drive to acquire language namely, the one (or ones) to which they are routinely exposed from infancy.

You can see O'Hara's entire oeuvre as an attempt, therefore, to remake identity on terms more durable than the ones to which he had been consigned.

To exist "between birth and death," then, is not merely to be present in each of a discrete series of temporal instants but to consitute oneself in the unity of a history, and authentic existence is thus one in which the projects that give shape to existence are ones to which I commit myself in light of this history.

The UCOP data provide information not only on which UC campus a student enrolled (as well as whether they graduated from that campus), but also on the other UC campuses to which they applied and the ones to which they were admitted.

Perhaps the reason these events draw such big crowds has to do with the fact that these narratives - Obama embodies hope and change; McCain grizzled war experience, Clinton determination - are ones to which we all have access, even if, as the group on the election panel reminded, you don't live in America.

At the same time, you might want to pick just one or two charities, and make it clear that those are the ones to which you are donating your time.

All useful ideas, and ones to which Michael Spence was quite receptive.

My key questions are the ones to which newspaper articles never seem to provide the answers.

The value of mutual respect is surely one to which everyone will sign up.

Non-wheelchair disabled customers can get tickets for level one (to which there is a lift).

The tradition of hospitality was not one to which she was born.