Sentence examples for the form of which from inspiring English sources

Also shown were numerous handbooks by Batty Langley, the form of which was the progenitor of early American architectural books.

"She raises questions over fully paid hosted deals, the form of which HP's own accountants approved, and in a structure HP itself also used.

This animating impulse toward clarity is generally absent in narratives, the form of which is better able to capture the subtleties of lived life.

In the Siena pulpit, the form of which is much like that of the Pisa pulpit, Pisano continued the investigations of expressive human figures which permeate the Pisan reliefs.

(The subsequent wide divergence between the two vestments need not preclude a common origin.) Unlike the chasuble, the form of which has never stopped changing, the evolution of the cope was complete before the end of the Middle Ages.

Most obviously, liberal democracy is a rare flower globally, the form of which differs even in its heartland of western Europe/America; the neocon belief that it is the natural condition for society should have no credibility after the post-9/11 experience – including the Arab spring – and we should be cautious about imposing it on others.

These same men knew well that the fundamental alternative to a government that is bound by rational principles is "a society under the forms of which the stronger faction can readily unite and oppress the weaker".

The industry bible is the Overstreet Price Guide, the print form of which is updated annually by its publisher, Gemstone Publishing.

First it comes in the form of a Which?

The results have been published in the form of the Which?

Many of the contaminants were in the form of salts, which attract wildlife.