Sentence examples for trends of which from inspiring English sources

I do confess, however, to taking pleasure in the passing on of certain trends, of which I have silently disapproved.

Then, John McGuinness, 65, from Kettering, was told it was due to "being able to monitor the trends of which passenger spends what".

The Westernizers called for Russian art to heed European trends, of which the most important at the turn of the century was Symbolism, a dreamy, moody, often neurotic-seeming style.

Indeed, within this world, the stuffed animal formerly known to the viewer only as a toy and totem for children, or for the bedridden definitely appears to have been, in a historical sense, "a thing": a long-ranging fad of the past that somehow slipped through the sieve of collective cultural knowledge perhaps one of many old trends of which we know nothing.

Arrows point to arcuate rilles, the local trends of which are perpendicular to the arrows Fig. 13 Close-up of the rille to the west of the Promontorium.

At the end of an argumentation process, you typically have beside SPTs trends concerning which the opinions of experts differ a lot and trends of which most experts do not believe they will continue.

However, it was a trend of which one British sports star was already acutely aware.

Power grab Gang Länder Lessons from Lagarde ReprintsThe second trend, of which Askania's travails are one example, is a sharp rise in specific property crimes.

There was nothing unusual about finding, at the core of a life-style trend of which the use of controlled substances is an integral feature, a group of full-time dropouts.

I'm not naive enough to suggest that these three fine examples constitute a sea change in the way books are commissioned, but I do think they illustrate a trend of which publishers would do well to take heed.

The prizes, both in the classroom and on the cable box, go to people who can claim to have detected the underlying trend, of which the particulars are merely a symptom.