Sentence examples for thing to which from inspiring English sources
The meaning determines the expression's referent as the thing to which the meaning uniquely applies.
Fame itself is, by some measures, the thing to which young people aspire the most.
"That Justice is a blind goddess/Is a thing to which we black are wise," Langston Hughes wrote in 1923.
It was not the kind of thing to which anyone said, afterward, "I didn't expect that from Lady Gaga".
It's rare for a naughty euphemism to carry no imagistic hint of the thing to which it refers.
He charts love as a real and potent thing to which you have to surrender, and it is cruel".
There were things to which I turned a blind eye.
The rockets were tall, plastic, penile-shaped things to which Rafe carefully shellacked authenticating military decals.
Words, therefore, had great power, because they evoked the things to which they referred.
"This way people choose the things" to which they want to pay attention, he said.
There appear to be no limitations on the people and things to which Tim Tebow can be related.
