Sentence examples for the objects of which from inspiring English sources

They said on September 6th that they, too, had data suggesting the existence of weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs), the objects of which dark matter is hypothesised to be composed.

Hydrogen and helium are overwhelmingly the most abundant elements in the objects of which there is direct knowledge, and, as some buildup of heavy elements occurs in stars, the working hypothesis is usually adopted that the initially created matter contained only light elements.

It is not a science like geometry the objects of which are anterior, both in knowledge and in reality.

But this thesis is vulnerable to counterexample from object-directed emotions including personal love and hate, the objects of which seem not to be fully specifiable as states of affairs or as propositions.

The girls have been playing "car," the object of which is to make the driver think the road is clear.

In the Bible there are many genealogies, the object of which is to show descent from, Noah, and Abraham.

So we're at the other end of the bungalow, playing Is the Pope Catholic ("The Catholic Nostalgia Game"), the object of which is to become Pope.

Jodie Marsh is to be the subject of a new reality show the object of which is to find her a husband.

At the party, Tony suggests they play the telephone game, the object of which is to hold a stranger in a conversation longer than anyone else.

As a boy, a favorite video game was Civilization, the object of which is to "build an empire to stand the test of time".

Nonetheless, the object of which he speaks is truly offensive - something which bears as much resemblance to a nourishing foodstuff as does deep-pan asbestos topped with a layer of crunchy gypsum and fluffy lagging.