Sentence examples for root of which from inspiring English sources

Falk named him after the purple flower, the root of which reputedly has magical properties.

Sassafras, also called Ague Tree, (species Sassafras albidum), North American tree of the laurel family (Lauraceae), the aromatic leaf, bark, and root of which are used as a flavouring, as a traditional home medicine, and as a tea.

Lohengrin himself -- an underwritten character, in my opinion, mostly a blank onto which the beleaguered Elsa and her antagonists project their fears and desires -- emerged in Bayreuth as a hero against his will, in the grip of some churning anxiety or neurosis the root of which was never revealed.

The LooCI type system is encoded in a tree data structure, the root of which is the base SERVICE type.

This allows to build a hierarchy of communities, the root of which is the whole graph and leafs are communities composed of isolated nodes.

And I propose that the magnitude of this issue requires that we do a much better job of applying the skills of emotional and social intelligence at the root of which lies the increasingly important capacity for empathy.

Its rituals are buds on a tree, the roots of which cross oceans and burrow down through centuries.

This was mainly driven by trees with exposed surface roots, of which 93.6% had at least one wound.

Vetiver, (Chrysopogon zizanioides), also called khus-khus, perennial grass of the family Poaceae, the roots of which contain an oil used in perfumes.

These posts supported a ridgepole consisting of a tree trunk, the spreading roots of which were roughly shaped into the likeness of a hawk.

Secreted here is Slovakia's greatest draw: its wonderfully preserved folk culture, the colourful roots of which are interlinked with the Romany heritage hereabouts.