Sentence examples similar to four from whom from inspiring English sources

There was no one from whom he could get honest advice".

He had children – accounts differ as to whether he had one or two – from whom he was also estranged.

If you call at least 12 contractors you'll probably find three to five from whom you can get full bids.

A panel appointed by the London region interviewed applicants and drew up a shortlist of three from whom local members could choose.

And this recalls the servant described in the book of Isaiah, "one from whom men hide their faces," who "was despised, and we esteemed him not".

The Conservatives limit members' choices slightly more – under revamped rules introduced under William Hague in 1998, MPs whittle down the roster of candidates to a final two, from whom the members then decide.

Ms. Goldman-Price concludes that the exchanges between Wharton and her tutor put the lie to Wharton's self-portrait as "a literary orphan, a solitary child with a head full of stories and no one from whom to learn or with whom to share her thoughts".

Following the last super-eruption - 73,500 years ago, at Toba in Indonesia - the entire planet may have been plunged into darkness for several years, with bitter cold destroying plant life and wiping out most of our predecessors - leaving behind just a few thousand from whom all of us are descended.

Paul says that God the Father is the one "from whom all fatherhood in the heavens and on earth is named".

Maury advised Kendrick to show as little emotion as possible when pitching, and is the one from whom Kendrick draws his composure while pitching.

Like one from whom men hide their faces he was despised, and we esteemed him not.