Sentence examples for reading of which from inspiring English sources

They are like the minutes of some previous meeting, the reading of which, mercifully, is usually dispensed with.

Poetry is supposed to be dusty stuff, the reading of which can inspire even a hyperactive 4-year-old to go gentle into that good nap.

This is patent nonsense: the two novels are simply entirely different beasts, one a vivid but fuzzily drawn tale, the reading of which feels like a warm hearth and a mug of mulled wine, the other a thrilling yet terrifying vision of a world in which nightmarish creatures of genuine evil vie to destroy that kind of comfortable existence.

As it turned out, this was a huge task (it consumed pretty much all of 2008), especially considering that James's writings include the great tome "Cultural Amnesia," the reading of which is something like getting a master's degree in 20th-century intellectual history.

Main quickly went on to write more letters further exalting Eliot and her works, particularly her long poem, "The Spanish Gypsy" — during the reading of which, he told her, "I have felt myself face to face with the Highest in Humanity".

In 1960, my English teacher "slipped" me a copy of Robert Tressell's The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists (not on the GCE syllabus) the reading of which immediately enabled me to make sense of my own working-class upbringing and made me aware that I was a "socialist".

For example, in mouse brain tissue, 20,945 non-consecutive exon junctions (skipped junctions) were supported by RNA-seq reads, of which 86.34% (18,088/20,945) were covered only by one read (Figure S3).

Sequencing of 3264 cDNAs from the 5' end yielded 3020 sequence reads, of which ∼34% (1019) shared no significant similarity to mitochondrial or bacterial genomes, and met a 70-bp length threshold after end-trimming and vector screening.

b HQ mapped number of high quality reads of which mapping quality score ≥ 30.

Through these analyses, we obtained 34,409,110 reads, of which 76.47% had quality index ≥30.

This corresponded to 15.21 and 16.62 million reads of which 90.63% and 35.37% passed filter, respectively.