Sentence examples for which turned on from inspiring English sources

Who gave me Keats to read, which turned on more.

Although Høier spoke in English, I couldn't understand most of his presentation, which turned on details of the equations he'd used in his mathematical model.

Yesterday's decision, which turned on sharply divergent interpretations of the same evidence where a man's life is at stake, was quite unusual.

Accelerator researchers had been planning a $400 million upgrade to the APS, which turned on in 1996.

Two women shared pictures of their Thursday flight, which turned on pink lights apparently in support of its passengers to mark Saturday's special occasion.

To that seemingly predetermined end, as in the first "Happy Feet," which turned on Mumble's isolation-evolution- socialization, this one partly involves Erik's inner journey, which parallels an outer voyage that takes him beyond the penguin colony with a couple of de rigueur sidekicks, Bo Meibh Campbelll) and Atticus (the marvelously named Benjamin Lil P-Nut Flores Jr).

Hallway ceilings also have L.E.D.'s, which turn on as guests walk by.

This switch occurs through the activation of transcription factors called PPARs, which turn on many genes that are involved in metabolizing fatty acids.

And unlike most TVs today, which turn on and off with buttons or remotes, FakeTV can be put on a timer.

This conforms to Schiller's theory of tragedy, which turns on the hero's moral rebirth through an act of voluntary self-abnegation.

However, Susan Aslan, representing both OPO and his mother, said: "This is a very specific case which turns on its specific and unusual facts.