Sentence examples for writing of which from inspiring English sources

I remind Anderson that he's been quoted as praising Pynchon's writing (of which he is clearly in awe) for its perfect blend of fart gags and profundity.

The playing, by the alto saxophonist Loren Stillman, the pianist John Escreet, the guitarist Todd Neufeld and the bassist Chris Tordini, feels loose and uninhibited even within the bounds of the more intricate writing, of which there's no shortage.

The Factory plans to sponsor a writing contest for Pleasantville High School students, with work judged by members, and winners appearing on the Pleasantville Community Television program "About Writing," of which Mr. Cheever is host.

A later sympathetic critic — Clive James, writing in 1972 — lamented "the absence of that sequence of novels which might have recollected his life — a sequence for the writing of which he had qualifications rivalling Proust's".

If you are neither, you may want to stick to "Murphy" or perhaps the very funny "Molloy" (1951), during the writing of which "Waiting for Godot" came into the world.

Apart from Fingersmith's Gentleman, The Night Watch features Waters' first substantial male character - Duncan, who is imprisoned in Wormwood Scrubs - the writing of which raised its own sticky dilemmas.

Early in the 17th century, three more tezkires were written, of which one (by Riyazî) covers the entire 16th century in detail.

That lower interest rate translates into about $76 billion per year for the 18 biggest U.S. banks, Bloomberg writes, of which JPMorgan's share is $14 billion.

Sensitive yet domineering, Stalin was soon writing poetry of which the book has too many examples.

Her own writing, some of which is in the show, is slightly more accessible.

He wanted to pay more attention to drawing and to his writing, both of which he felt he had neglected.