Sentence examples for which are a from inspiring English sources

Now to the economics, which are a bit ambiguous.

The Stars The exhibits, which are a pretty varied bunch.

Runes, which are a Scandinavian invention anyway, postdate the Roman alphabet by centuries.

Car sales, which are a good gauge of consumer confidence, are surging.

But best are his readings of earlier philosophers, which are a revelation.

Macintyre's only fault is his source notes, which are a thicket of abbreviations.

The result around the world has been bankruptcy laws, which are a form of debt forgiveness.

And the big ships, which are a response to trade, will be coming soon".

Unlike Holyrood's 25 keg and cask beer pumps, which are a glorious sight.

After all, Mr. Chase said, Jesus "preached in parables, which are a story-telling technique".

Payroll and healthcare issues, which are a huge part of the Pentagon budget: barely referenced.