Sentence examples for words of which from inspiring English sources

They are strangers, he said, to the words of which you speak.

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.

It is an idea which hasn't been disproved yet, a song the words of which have not gone bad.

I then went to the desk and wrote one out (the precise words of which I don't remember).

Then, there was the opening hymn, "Lord of All Hopefulness," the words of which were written by Jan Struther, who happens also to be the author of "Mrs.

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".

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

A long argument began, with stunted English set aside for gusts of Punjabi, not a word of which I understood.

Gisela Stuart sits in an impossibly cluttered campaign office, piled with bundled leaflets every word of which she has written herself.