Sentence examples for onto which so from inspiring English sources

What those years famously offered women was the miniskirt -- icy, androgynous, boxy -- onto which so many cultural apprehensions were projected.

Another author contends that, as a popular term, sustainability is a "signifier onto which so many different aspirations and agendas have been projected, that it doesn't really mean anything any more" [ 42].

"It takes a tragedy like Sept. 11 to remind us that the differences we project onto others and which so often alienate us from each other are superficial and not terribly meaningful," she said.

The NFR is part of a spinal network of interneurons onto which many so-called flexor-reflex-afferents (FRAs) of varied, but mainly non-nociceptive, peripheral origin synapse [35].

We have such an intimate relationship with our technologies, onto which we project so many of our ideas, dreams and thoughts.

"I am going to start testing prepaid cards onto which we will make benefit payments so that the money they receive is spent on the needs of the family, finally helping I believe to break the cycle of poverty for families on the margins".

"To that end, conference, today I can stand here and announce to you that I am going to start testing prepaid cards onto which we will make benefit payments so that the money they receive is spent on the needs of the family, finally helping I believe to break the cycle of poverty for families on the margins.

Now it's essentially the same type of camera as the Epic (that is to say, a sort of chunky "brain" onto which you can fix lenses and so on), just for a much lower price.

Nature is a blank screen onto which we project wishful cultural fantasies, or so this five-artist show implies.

Onto which he would carefully print "60th".

When our heroes do step ashore, it is onto the Galápagos Islands, which are so enticingly unfamiliar — especially to the questing Stephen, who will travel any distance for a new species of iguana — that they count as the antithesis of home.