Sentence examples for writings of which from inspiring English sources

The biggest losses were in Mr. Wolpe's theoretical writings "of which there are many volumes," said Mr. Marx, and in early works done in washable ink.

His early writings, of which Omedetaki hito (1911; "The Good-Natured Person") is an example, are characterized by a bursting self-confidence.

Creutz was born in Finland but left it for Sweden; his few writings, of which the pastoral Atis och Camilla (1762) is the most important, reveal a mastery of form and versification.

The celebrated 14th-century Syrian theologian Abhdisho bar Berikha records that Isaac wrote seven volumes of ascetical treatises, verse, dialogues, and other writings, of which only 82 chapters on Christian mysticism survive.

To this day they are used in books written to be read by beginning readers and in poetry and other writings of which the prior knowledge of the reader may not be sufficient to reduce the residual ambiguity.

Since the Restoration More had concentrated exclusively on religious writings, some of which were demanded by the writings of his critics.

His prolific writings, many of which were translated into English, disseminated the Symbolist aesthetic doctrines.

The mystic and poet is celebrated for his writings, some of which are still recited each Sunday in Armenian churches.

This 'Islamic Library' includes historical, devotional, pedagogical, polemical and political writings, most of which have not yet been adequately studied.

He set forth his ideas in popular writings, all of which were widely read though they were deplored by many of Haeckel's scientific colleagues.

Some people suggested the attack may have stemmed from Mr. Xu's writings, many of which take swipes at government corruption or poke fun at the ruling Communist Party.