Sentence examples for elements whom from inspiring English sources

Given the choice, he would have preferred to deal with the Israeli right and its security hawks, rather than the more moderate elements whom he indulged but believed were unable to carry out the necessary difficult decisions.

Important parts of the strategy would be to exploit what diplomats here say are fissures in the Taliban, to separate what amounts to day-wage fighters from the movement's hard-core elements, whom many officials consider to be "irreconcilable," and to divide the Taliban from Al Qaeda.

This connected toy company produces a variety of intricate apps and physical toys that encourage experimental play as well as following directions: two elements whom many toy designers consider to be like oil and water.

I think he will feel a good deal more kinship with backwoods prophets and shouting fundamentalists than he will with those politer elements for whom the supernatural is an embarrassment and for whom religion has become a department of sociology or culture of personality development.

The government has said 12 people were killed in clashes between "armed elements" -- whom they blame for the violence -- citizens and security forces.

The Islamic scare story plays to a nexus of easy media sensationalism, a portion of the public primed and ready to believe the worst, and an interested rightwing element for whom it is a convenient vehicle for their anti-immigration views, xenophobia, or just Islamophobia.

Not only were all parts of the cosmos constituted of the same elements, but God, whom the Church strictly set apart from the material world, resided in these elements.

Rogosin would prove to be one of the last documentarian for whom elements of fiction were an enhancement, rather than a betrayal, of reality.

In its blend of high tension and domestic settings (the most common Lispector character is the housewife) it recalls elements of Katherine Mansfield, whom Lispector adored, and Virginia Woolf, whom she read only after reviewers noted similarities between them.

"They have been purged," wrote the official, named Vi, who said he had also "silenced a number of elements, some of whom have been flushed out, isolated and cleaned up".

The Bagler therefore travelled to Denmark and united around Erling Stonewall, an alleged son of former king Magnus Erlingsson, whom elements of the party had attempted to proclaim as king in 1203.