Sentence examples for fact whom from inspiring English sources

And in fact whom is he admiring?

She first appears as a princess of Colchis, a mysterious land at the north-east of the Black Sea (present day Georgia, in fact), whom the hero Jason encounters on his quest for the Golden Fleece.

The story called to me long ago, no doubt, because I wondered whether, in their place, I could have been conned to death by Sobhraj too: In photographs from that time, he looked like a person I would've slept with in the 70s like several different people, in fact, whom I did sleep with in the 70s.

Each party's private key can also be used to digitally "sign" messages to prove to the recipient that the party sending the message is in fact whom they claim to be and that the message has not been altered during the transmission process.

In fact, Clayton Kershaw, whom I have as easily the No. 1 fantasy starter in 2012, went for just $26.

But as the country wrestles with its gravest crisis in a generation, the question remains: If the government is in fact sincere, whom would it talk to?

In fact, Charles Koch, whom many regard as the brains behind the Kochs' powerful political and industrial empires, first broke with Cato some two decades ago, while still retaining a stake in the think tank, for reasons that have never been made public.

She says she gets along well with her stepmother and her siblings; in fact, Clara, whom Mamet called one of her best friends, also recently forayed into the family business.

But it has been the performance of another American – the only one, in fact, with whom James has shared both the bitter disappointment of Athens bronze and golden redemption in Beijing – that has Knicks fans hoping for a career-defining carry-over: Carmelo Anthony.

In fact Jeanny, whom I invited as stand-in girlfriend in part because she has far higher standards than I, had no complaints — the overhauled former motel had a decent bed, working Internet and a bathroom with a timed heater (great for winter mornings).

If a memorial is meant to consolidate national identity, the rage and doubt following Khan's selection suggest the impossibility of this, in an America uncertain about its identity after the attack – uncertain, in fact, about whom to consider fully American.