Sentence examples for wherein is from inspiring English sources

"Now Stanley wherein is the great benefit of being a Ph.D.?" his mother demanded.

And, behold, I do bring a flood of waters upon the earth, to destroy all flesh, wherein is the breath of life, from under heaven; and everything that is in the earth shall die.

wherein is power of the transmitted pilot.

When it happens that one of those co-existent things changes its relation to a multitude of others, which do not change their relation among themselves; and that another new thing acquires the same relation to the others, as the former had, this change we call a motion in that body wherein is the immediate cause of the change.

This is not the ordinary conception, wherein is supposed between the elements of the continuum a sort of intimate bond which makes of them a whole where the point does not exist before the line, but the line before the point.

He completed his major work, the Four Journeys (al-Asfar al-arba'a) in Shiraz in 1038 AH/1628 and in the same year the English traveller Sir Thomas Herbert described the Madrasa: "and [indeed] Shyraz has a colledge wherein is read Philosophy, Astrology, Physick, Chemistry and the Mathematicks; so as 'tis the more famoused through Persia" (Herbert, Some Years Travel, London, 1634, p. 129).

The new set is now wherein are substitution pixels for noisy pixels by linear prediction from noise-free pixels.

Now in the place where he was crucified there was a garden; and in the garden a new sepulchre, wherein was never man yet laid.

As Muslims, we are expected to honor and respect these earlier texts, which contain guidance from God. Surely, We sent down the Torah wherein was guidance and light.

There are also cell types wherein Trask is predominantly cleaved wherein it is this form that undergoes detachment-induced phosphorylation (Figure 5C).

The novel concludes with a somewhat giddy section wherein Thelma is hired by a firm of feminist lawyers.