Sentence examples for said with which from inspiring English sources

It was a routine, Mr. Bowler said, with which he was somewhat familiar.

4. Itivuttaka (from the words "Thus it is said," with which each verse begins), a collection, in 112 short suttas, of the Buddha's ethical teachings in prose and verse. 5. Suttanipata, concerned with the simple faith of a hermit.

As a retired military officer and a soldier who served his country for over thirty years, I can tell you that there's nothing in what Wes Clark said with which I disagree.

Clarke wouldn't say with which group the arrested people were rallying.

Like a member of his family, there are things he says with which Senator Obama deeply disagrees," a statement said.

But above all, they report on the impact on vulnerable people of the bedroom tax – a blunt instrument, they say, with which to rationalise access to social housing.

Cashman said that while he was atop the building, he received a text message with the news of the free-agent outfielder Jayson Werth's signing for $126 million over seven years - but the person who wrote him did not say with which team Werth had signed.

This Talmudic saying, with which Maimon concludes his first philosophical work, applies strikingly well to the life story of Salomon Maimon.

So far, Malebranche has not said anything with which Descartes would disagree: the fact that ideas have properties and resist our thought demonstrates their reality.

Voting by mail is now common enough and problematic enough that election experts say there have been multiple elections in which no one can say with confidence which candidate was the deserved winner.

As a result, we can analyze the story behind every transaction and say with precision which transactions are fraud and which aren't," explains Laemmle.