Sentence examples for wording of which from inspiring English sources

The image shows a poster, hung high above a busy junction near Liverpool Street station, the wording of which has been carefully altered.

They sign a declaration of good intentions, the wording of which has been disputed for days by their Sherpas before the actual gathering.

The joke, the exact wording of which is still unclear, revolves around an astronaut and a monkey on a Nasa mission.

The joke, the exact wording of which is still unclear, revolves around an astronaut and a monkey on a space mission.

The three steps thus revealed potentially misleading items, the wording of which was subsequently changed in order to eliminate the ambiguity while retaining their meanings and ensuring that they can still feed into the relevant scale.

Three of these are now required: one for children aged 14+ years (the wording of which will be almost identical to that for the parents); one for children aged 8 14 years (with appropriate wording); and a third for children under the age of 8 years, with the expectation that this will be read to the child by the parent or guardian.

Nevertheless, there were the letters, every word of which contradicted the accepted view of him.

Every word of which is true barring "not", "neither", "but" and "nor".

The British National Corpus contains 100m words, of which 10m are speech and 90m writing.

A song is improvised, the only words of which I understand are inci (hedgehog) and tagine.

My protesting queries, however, were in English, not a word of which he understood.