Sentence examples similar to which namely said from inspiring English sources

Which is which goes without saying.

FireEye sells enterprise security products and has a focus on what it describes as "next generation threats" — namely zero day and targeted attacks which it says can bypass "traditional" network defenses.

"Which time?" he said.

"Which time?" Boyd said.

"Which one?" I said.

The (isolated) news of attacks and some urban myths about their uncontrolled breeding are putting them on the agenda and some (namely Boris Johnson) are even hinting at an urban cull, which experts say would be pointless anyway.

But now a greater threat has arrived, namely the Church of England, which says that Sony didn't seek permission to use the Manchester Cathedral in the game.

One other resource is used, namely, the closure principle which says that the antecedent of a necessary conditional is possible only if the consequent is possible.

Which is saying something".

which implies (say).

As described in the December 2009 issue of Nature Biotechnology, Liao and colleagues divert cell pathways normally involved in amino acid synthesis so that instead they produce alcohol namely, butanol, which Liao says can go directly into current-day internal combustion engines.