Sentence examples for possession of which from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, suppose that the status of experts is substantively grounded, so that to be an expert is to possess some ability lacked by non-experts (taste, say) in virtue of the possession of which they are able to discern historical connections between established artworks and candidate artworks.

As bees are the epitome of work, work produces money, the possession of which is sweet.

Between the two lies the great trade-route city of Sukhothai, possession of which fluctuated between the north and the south.

With few other options, Fidel made the momentous decision to legalise the American dollar (possession of which had previously been punishable by prison).

Theft is also usually distinguished from embezzlement, in which the offender carries away goods the possession of which had been legally entrusted to him.

It is as though, even at a pre-school age, Mr Biswas knows that the "Mr" is a precious possession of which he should not be casually deprived.

The National Insurance collector came in place of the tax collector & levied a 20,300 pounds assessment on her father's possessions, of which there were few.

The two Burgundies formed the southern part of a state, the northern possessions of which extended over the Netherlands, the valley of the Meuse, and the Ardennes.

Mr. Russell, whose house on 112th Street was renovated by Galaxy, said he had encountered electrical, heating and telephone wiring problems after taking possession, most of which were repaired.

Witness the Terrorism Act 2000, which criminalises the possession of material which might be useful to a terrorist, or the law against "glorifying" terrorism.

The $26 billion Alabama fund, whose other investments include television stations, golf courses and hotels, also provided $500 million in debtor-in-possession financing, of which US Airways has drawn $300 million.