Sentence examples for texts of which from inspiring English sources

Dydo's concern is with Stein's texts, of which she is an extremely close reader, perhaps the closest reader Stein has ever had.

So they set to work, and to date have scanned upwards of 15 million volumes, the texts of which reside on their server farms, ready to be called up by a simple web search.

Even the most distinguished Supreme Court justices often disappeared from public view, speaking only through their opinions — the full texts of which were all but inaccessible to ordinary citizens without access to a law library.

The Japanese biwa (often played by blind bards) was used to accompany epic narratives, the texts of which usually concern the adventures and battles of the samurai, and to accompany Buddhist chanting.

The discovery, at Nimrūd, of a series of omens, the texts of which are written in cuneiform on beeswax encased in ivory and walnut boards and marked as being the property of the palace of Sargon, perhaps also throws some light on Sargon the man.

Reflecting the extraordinary range of his intellectual interests and concerns, the corpus of Humboldt's writings consists of a wide spectrum of diverse types and genres of texts of which only a small portion was ever published during his lifetime.

This article is based on her 2015 Campaign for Social Science/SAGE annual lecture, the full text of which is available here.

This article is based on her 2016 Campaign for Social Science/SAGE annual lecture, the full text of which is available here.

It contains about 6,000 variants from the Masoretic text, of which nearly a third agree with the Septuagint.

He broadly welcomed the Brighton declaration, the text of which was finally agreed by officials on Monday and which will be published at 3.30pm today.

The note, the text of which was released by the Yonhap news agency, said: "The rest of my life would only be a burden for others.