Sentence examples for which were totally from inspiring English sources

Which were totally false: as far as I'm aware, George never even commanded a swiftboat".

"I had already begun to shift my priorities, which were totally political until the early 1980s, by forming Bandung Films.

"I can't believe that my client would get indicted for acts which were totally beyond his control, since he had a limited role in what occurred," Mr. Lopez said.

That same year, NL and AL crews, which were totally separate and generally had their own ideas of the strike zone, were unified under the Commissioner of Baseball as league offices were closed.

Convinced a statutory pay policy was an instrument of socialism, a brake on the industrial might which won inflationary pay claims at the expense of the economy and of weaker unions, she was brought up short by trade unions which were totally resistant to any restraint on free collective bargaining.

No purge of the senior managements and boards of directors of the financial sector, not even those, such as Citigroup and Bank of America, which were totally dependent on federal support for their existence (Citigroup was nearly 40% owned by Geithner's department).

"They see total innocence, which is totally there," she said, as Brooke sat beside her.

Which is totally common.

Which was totally overrated.

Which is totally gentrified.

You have components which are totally corroded.