Sentence examples for the things of which from inspiring English sources

He later described gun control as "one of the things of which I am most proud".

For the first time in his life, Wolfred began to see the things of which he was capable.

Let me say right now that some of the things of which we stand accused are contemptible.

One of the things of which I am absolutely sure is that women will one day rule the world, and there will be no more war".

(Yelp has maintained that it never did the things of which it stands accused, and the plaintiffs didn't seem to have much proof).

Dance can also introduce a regular experience of physical intimacy and touch, often the things of which patients feel most bereft.

Mere hours after the murders at Emmanuel AME Church, South Carolina Representative Mark Sanford attempted to sweep the thing-of-which-we-do-not-speak under the rug.

Osborne calls the Manchester deal "the thing of which I think I am most proud".

So does any sense of solidarity, the thing of which Long Kesh's republican prisoners were so proud.

The play also unequivocally shows how a persecuted old woman becomes the thing of which she is accused.

Aristotle's explanation is that the same things cannot always be said of both a predicate and the thing of which it is predicated in other words, predication is not transitive.