Sentence examples for way of which from inspiring English sources
During the past two and a half years, homeowners have raised more than three hundred and fifty billion dollars in this way, of which they have already spent more than a hundred billion, on S.U.V.s, furniture, and other consumer goods.
A long panhandle of the republic extends westward through the Manych Depression, containing large salt lakes by way of which the Caspian was formerly linked to the Black Sea.
In that Hendon way of which Ronit complains, she's taken a bit of social history, cobbled it together with some thoughts on Jewish lore, and superimposed the novel structure over the whole.
Alan Reid of Scotland's Battlefield Band has set the poem in song, evoking emotion and meaning of the words in a way of which Burns would surely have approved.
It's a cinematic Cliff's Notes, a tricked-up borrowing of Tolstoy's plot and characters, by way of which filmmakers adorn themselves with literary laurels despite showing, in their film, none of the inspiration, insight, originality, or depth of character of the novel they digest.
There's a nod to wider themes of America's dispossessed and a connection to the Icelandic movie Either Way (of which this is a loose remake) but none of the old magic promised by the return-to-roots 16-day shoot and stripped-down, Sundance-friendly production values.
The brain also treats the hands as unified tools, often in ways of which we're not consciously aware.
Most of us, mysteriously, have accepted its guiding hand, in countless ways of which we're largely unaware.
It's also a painful one that sees American ideals and practices at some remove from each other in ways of which Abu Ghraib was a reminder.
The cogency of this argument has been challenged in a number of different ways, of which the most important are the following.
You have probably never heard of most of the rare-earth elements yet they have insinuated themselves deep into the fabric of modern life - in ways of which most of us are completely oblivious.
