Sentence examples for sentence with which from inspiring English sources

It was a sentence with which I was familiar but which bore repetition.

Why had he chosen the sentence with which the novel ends?

That is a sentence with which I should not start a column.

It also matters that they are followed by a sentence with which they have no logical relation: This process uses a Lincoln submerged arc welding head to run both inside and outside beads automatically.

It would seem to require an Electra or an Antigone, not a wholesome American heroine like Jo March, to produce the sentence with which Katharine Hepburn, in her autobiography, describes what happened next: "In a state of numb shock I cut him down and laid him on the bed".

That debate has had to confront the fact that Socrates did not actually disobey his own death sentence with which his trial concluded: when the time came, he drank the poisonous hemlock prescribed.

This seems the suggestion of the musical half-sentence with which the work begins: riverrun, past Eve and Adam's, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings us by a commodious vicus of recirculation back to Howth Castle and Environs.

This is because the tones and sentences with which we speak are coded with sonic meaning, a "sound of sense".

The most compelling narrative, expressed in sentences with which I have no chemical reaction, or an adverse one, leaves me cold.

Ms. Groves lectures, preaches, threatens and scolds her pupils, trying to get them to listen, sit still, stop rolling their eyes (at her) and in general be as orderly as the color-coded sentences with which she fills the blackboard.

Here are the sentences with which she began the essay on Simone Weil: The culture-heroes of our liberal bourgeois civilization are anti-liberal and anti-bourgeois; they are writers who are repetitive, obsessive, and impolite, who impress by force — not simply by their tone of personal authority and by their intellectual ardor, but by the sense of acute personal and intellectual extremity.