Sentence examples for word to which from inspiring English sources

But his conversation is intensely focused, centred on a single word, to which he keeps returning, time and time again: freedom.

Cheever, then, was wrong to talk about his talent being "confined"; but it is entirely appropriate that this was a word to which he insistently returned.

Diet sodas popular with men, like Pepsi One, Pepsi Max and Coke Zero, which many in Europe refer to as "bloke Coke," avoid a word to which marketers believe men are averse: "diet".

In the third stage, the word "to" (which corresponds to "and" in English) is heard, followed by a 0.3-s pause.

When Lacan mentions "structure," a word to which he has frequent recourse, he usually is thinking of his register of the Symbolic.

However, pre-testing of the sentences (see below) indicted, that at the critical word to which our EEG recordings were time-locked, the listener would perceive the word as a violation.

In hushed voices we introduced ourselves, giggling at the inadequate words to which we were limited.

But other wording to which the United States objected, dealing with network security and spam, remained.

Community rallies ended with renditions of "We Shall Overcome," the words to which Norberto and Julissa didn't know, and civil-rights lawyers began to hang around.

In the summer between high school and college, I generated a list of words to which there seemed no possible synonym.

There, with her words, to which Porter panted his grateful consent, began the insane night that had already had so many beginnings.