Sentence examples for perfect of which from inspiring English sources

I remember lying in bed at night touching the soft, digressive breasts, touching, at fifteen, the interfering flesh that I would sacrifice until the limbs were free of blossom and subterfuge: I felt what I feel now, aligning these words — it is the same need to perfect, of which death is the mere byproduct.

This formal dance, the perfect execution of which was almost a science in itself, reflected the Rococo idea of naturalness.

More than perhaps any other American orchestra, Cleveland has the aura of a gift — perfect, constant — of which its leaders are merely custodians.

But since Yastrzemski, the feat has taken on a nearly impossible air, trumping even the vaunted perfect game, of which there have been 15 since 1967.

If investors had had perfect foresight of which economies would grow fastest over the following five years, and had invested accordingly, they could have earned 28.8% a year.

Most of the village of Sherston is built within a strong fortified earthwork on a point of land between two streams, the most perfect part of which is to the west of the church.

They did not create a perfect world of which we are only the beneficiaries.

Exit polls aren't a perfect gauge of which people turn out to vote or who they cast their ballots for, especially when it comes to demographic subgroups.

There are legitimate situations in which people are victims, a perfect example of which is the recent murders of more than 125 people in France from multiple, coordinated acts of terrorism.

Generally, the high temperature annealing can greatly improve the perfect of crystal, which can be seen from Fig. 1.

In addition, many EST contigs (Additional file 4a) and a number of known genes (Table 4) contained one or multiple microsatellites with notably long string of perfect repeats, most of which were dinucleotide repeats.