Sentence examples for outline of which from inspiring English sources

Radio and television reports normally provide only a general outline of which roads are running smoothly.

The "figure-ground" illusion is commonly experienced when one gazes at the illustration of a white vase, the outline of which is created by two black profiles.

The "figure-ground" illusion is commonly experienced when one gazes at the illustration of a white vase, the outline of which is created by two black profiles (see ).

The Bottle Imp, for example, the outline of which Stevenson knew as an early 19th-century melodrama, though it was a tale of Germanic folk origin, was translated into Samoan and published in a local missionary magazine.

It was a remarkable evolution, the outline of which is apparent from the official record of votes and opinions in the thousands of cases that came before the court during his 24-year tenure.

Nevertheless, the consistency across all three data sets made the researchers confident that the findings are generally accurate for sketching an outline of which food choices encourage overeating and which are associated with maintaining a healthier weight.

Conservative whips are rehearsing an argument, the outlines of which were clear in the prime minister's conference speech, that the deal on offer is a pragmatic one.

Monday's deficit-capping treaty — the outlines of which were agreed upon late last year — was viewed as a testament to Germany's growing influence in European affairs.

Indeed, HD can be compared to an enormous puzzle, the outlines of which are known, and the rest of which is still a mystery.

The Chinese seem to have been dragging their feet over the deal, the outlines of which were first leaked (to their irritation) last autumn.

The unofficial figurehead for this movement, the outlines of which will become clearer with the formation of a new charity early next year called Rewilding Britain, is Guardian columnist and author George Monbiot.