Sentence examples for to which anything from inspiring English sources

What was sad in the campaign to save St Pancras was the absence from it of Scott's own profession of architect, to which anything old is a nuisance and anything new is a fee.

Instead the focus may be shifting to establishing a "neutral" view according to which "anything goes" (Feyerabend) as long as it does not contradict or at least is not incompatible with our favored metaphysical, epistemological and scientific (both natural and social) methods and practices.

In this case, that would leave a bare singularity at point P, an open edge to space-time into which anything could disappear and out of which, for all the physics tells us, anything could emerge.

Problems can often arise when you lack a firm foundation of values which can tempt you to live a life in which "anything goes", or leave you unable to discern what is right and wrong in any given situation.

Design thinkers, he says, are like quantum physicists, able to consider a world in which anything — like traveling at the speed of light — is theoretically possible.

The bottom line is that they have revived themselves after three consecutive losses, when everyone took them for dead, to reach Game 7, in which anything can happen.

And, unlike most memes, it has been astonishingly enduring, a canvas on to which practically anything can be projected while retaining a sense of ironic reassurance.

The degree to which you achieve anything is immediately reflected right back to you in that moment".

If his life has taught him anything, it is the limits to which the individual determines anything.

Is there anything to which he attributes this sea-change?

Apparently, however, this isn't anything to which Mr. M. cares to address himself.