Sentence examples for those from which from inspiring English sources

By 'productive' I mean those from which we get our income; by 'enjoyable', those from which we get nothing worth mentioning except the use of them.

The leaves were of the same age as those from which the bladders were removed.

These tensions are rooted in the very same depths as those from which love springs, or murder.

Appropriate policy responses involve both countries that are recipients of capital flows and those from which flows originate".

Miqdad said Syria needs the cooperation of other countries, namely those from which the terrorists are coming.

The Caucasian virtues of family loyalty and extravagant hospitality are not those from which transparent and accountable bureaucracies naturally spring.

A pen register is a device that allows the government to determine the phone numbers to which a suspect places calls and those from which he receives calls.

But while it can be helpful to refer to writers with whom you agree, sometimes the most effective sources are those from which you differ.

We require an official transcript from each college or university in which you have enrolled for credit, including those from which you have earned a degree.

They performed relatively poorly when applied to test data sets that were collected from the fields other than those from which the training data sets were collected.

The areas from which a reflex can be sensitized closely match those from which the reflex itself can be evoked, provided that the spinal cord is intact.