Sentence examples for the key to which from inspiring English sources

The key to which, says Moore, is the heart.

The key to which ones need friends for pollination lies in the flowers.

We meticulously worked out a diet plan, the key to which was to ensure there is enough protein.

(Theodor Adorno once described Kafka's work as a set of parables, the key to which has been stolen).

Paul Daugherty of SI.com tells the tale of Butler's excellent season, the key to which is apparently Butler's being rather boring.

Zacharias is a pianist who is, so to speak, ready for his closeup, the key to which is the revelation of the face as an idea, of the gesture and the look as a universal.

Care advocates that VSLAs keep their savings in metallic boxes, locked with three padlocks, the keys to which are kept by three members.

It still has a small and rarely used synagogue, the keys to which are entrusted to one of the Christian neighbours.

This is commonly done on cars the keys to which are lost.

In a 2009 interview with James Verniere, he tells his story the key to which is that the star of the stage version of "Pal Joey" was Gene Kelly: I was in three shows, 'Pal Joey,' 'Best Foot Forward' and 'Beat the Band,' all George Abbott shows.

This is the key to understanding which factors are most affecting sales, for example, or which elements are responsible for an advertising campaign's success.