Sentence examples for particulars of which from inspiring English sources

He had an equally peripatetic career off the lot, the particulars of which he's saving for a book.

You have already been told, both in writing and by word of mouth, of the particulars of which you have failed to carry out your contract.

There is a lot here about Ben Franklin's life, of course, the particulars of which, should they ever cease to delight us, will probably mean we are dead.

Carly Fiorina, who unsuccessfully tried to unseat Senator Barbara Boxer in California (Whitman identified Fiorina and herself as the Democrats' worst nightmare), left in 2005 following disagreements on corporate strategy, the particulars of which were leaked to the press.

During the trial, the United States attorney who prosecuted the case for the government was guilty of misconduct, both in connection with his cross-examination of witnesses and in his argument to the jury, the particulars of which we consider at a later point in this opinion.

But it's the long hours in the operating room, the particulars of which are familiar to both staffs regardless of language, that really help the combined teams to fall into a rhythm respectful silence when the anesthesiologists intubate a patient, for instance, or spontaneous dance breaks between surgeries to whatever pop music plays over a nearby Bluetooth speaker.

"All that's been declined is the more specific detail of which particular addresses parliament uses.

In public and private, she inveighed against the stupidities of national and international politicians in general and the shortcomings of NHS hospitals in particular, of which she had an uncomfortable number of experiences.

Digital information, by contrast, exists in particular hardware and uses particular software both of which constantly change.

When subscripts are attached to a mass, they indicate the particular particle of which it is the rest mass.

This is not the same as "risk aversion", any particular level of which can be rational if consistently applied.