Sentence examples for varieties of which from inspiring English sources

These come in several varieties, of which glutamate is one.At normal levels, glutamate supports memory formation.

There are at least fifty kinds, foremost the house-infused varieties, of which horseradish is the winner.

He planted hundreds of grasses himself, testing about 500 varieties, of which 250 are now thriving on the 125-acre site.

China aster, also called Annual Aster, (Callistephus chinensis), herbaceous plant of the aster family (Asteraceae, also called Compositae), many cultivated varieties of which are longtime garden favourites.

But tortoises, some varieties of which are 300 million years old, older than the dinosaurs, are a rough draft that was never refined, because they never needed to be.

Apple varieties, of which there are thousands, fall into three broad classes: (1) cider varieties; (2) cooking varieties; and (3) dessert varieties, which differ widely but tend to emphasize colour, size, aroma, smoothness, and perhaps crispness and tang.

And there are factors that can make it harder still, a variety of which Jeb Bush modelled this week, in florid fashion.

But the high point of the meal is always sushi and sashimi, the variety of which is enormous.

A bulb of garlic takes about 7 to 8 months to grow to maturity – again, depending on the variety – of which, there are many.

Robyn Hitchcock, Vashti Bunyan, Lisa Hannigan, Teddy Thompson, and Danny Thompson, among others, offered up exquisite interpretations, the variety of which managed to call attention to Drake's songcraft.

Medical domains involve numerous tests and treatments, the sheer variety of which confounds both care providers and patients.