Sentence examples for said through which from inspiring English sources

Ai sees the arch as a symbol of victory after war, but the gateway below "cuts through this barrier, he said, "through which another door opens".

"I'm kind of an accidental instrument, really," he said, "through which I hope that the judgment and the will of this nation can be expressed".

He hopes the facade will "now be a window," he said, "through which people will be able to contemplate the rebuilding of whatever will happen where the World Trade Center towers used to be".

Finally, we will employ hierarchical regression analysis to explore the degree to which key demographic and personality variables predict said constructs through which we will be able to address questions particularly concerning our regional sample.

Information and Broadcasting Secretary Navin Chawla said, "Through this action, which is the first of its kind, the ministry has come down strongly on those purveying obscenity, and this can include cable operators as well".

Besides, the new champions may be typified not by Lenovo but by, say, Gazprom, through which the Russian state can make mischief abroad.

It certainly had its faults but it was the forerunner of many other and better "look and say" schemes through which most children learned to read in the 60s and70s.

There may be breakage or slippage of condoms - but not, the WHO says, holes through which the virus can pass.

Together, they lead us into the way of being called saying yes, through which we are returned to meeting life rather than hiding from it, to receiving truth rather than inventing it, and to joining with other life rather than pushing off of everything different from us.

It is now owned by the Unification Church, which said through a spokesman that it has no plans for renovation.

Their version of events was disputed by the Syrian government, which said through the official news agency that the airstrikes had made great progress against what it called armed terrorists fighting against President Bashar al-Assad.