Sentence examples for the gravity of which from inspiring English sources

I dressed as a woman and went to Tangiers with Maurice and Robert, occasionally allowing myself to commit an act the gravity of which gave me consciousness.

Used properly, irony is not a mannerism, or a smirk, but a function of history and as such a useful response to September 11, the gravity of which she said, "derived specifically from its designed implosion of historical ironies".

But abuse within marriage and inequality on dissolution are significant problems, the gravity of which should, according to critics, outweigh these finer virtues; rights within marriage protect spouses when affection fails (Waldron 1988).

Directly in line between SDP.81 and Earth is another galaxy, the gravity of which bent the light from SDP.81 in a way similar to how a lens magnifies objects.

For we are faced with a constitutional crisis the gravity of which is now coming clear.

Sublime and confusing, it profiled an incomprehensible decision, the gravity of which stung no matter how many times we looked.

I think he realizes of the gravity of this, which is why he works as hard as does, why he's as focused as he is.

Mars has about one third the gravity of Earth, which is an asset to explorers because you're wearing a heavy space suit, but it doesn't feel that heavy.

A 2009 guide to the buildings of the region notes that the Incorporated Church Building Society (active in the 19th century) considered Kennedy's design was "inconsistent with the gravity of feeling which pervades the ancient churches of Wales".

This caution is the more necessary, from the author's candid admission that he has himself been deceived by imitation gems, the specific gravity of which had been made equal to that of the genuine stones.

And of course it's got the Olympics, the tedious and tawdry gravity of which draws the eyes of the world and somehow makes discussion of the Stratford area's infrastructure globally significant.