Sentence examples for past of which from inspiring English sources

Commonwealth dreamers underestimate the extent to which these countries remain burningly resentful of a colonial past of which the Commonwealth will always issue a reminder.

Let us candidly admit that there are shameful blemishes on the American past, of which by far the worst is rum.

Thursday's vote is in some ways a choice between an imaginary past of which too many in this country cannot let go and a future about which all of us are inescapably uncertain.

To a degree, the election outcome is an admission that the pervasive corruption, tax-dodging, cronyism, irresponsibility and apathy of the past, of which so many in Greek society were guilty, can no longer be afforded.

For those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people, I'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so we can work together and unify our great country".

They feel duty-bound to reveal to her jovial fiancé, Simon Darren Goldsteinn), a mysterious incident in her past, of which they have never spoken, even to Mary Rose herself.

And because the dead are essential to our social worlds: "witnesses to lost causes, lost genius, lost pasts of which they might be made to speak".

He has often condemned Japan's past militarism, of which the Japanese war dead are also victims.

Still, Snyder seems chastened by the Redskins' past missteps, of which the bloated Haynesworth contract is a prominent example.

Under its new head, Jonathan Miller, AOL has purged the ad team that led the reckless sales deals of the past, some of which are now under official investigation.

Last week we highlighted some nasty bits of fixture congestion from the past, all of which have nothing on the ones you've brought to our attention this week.