Sentence examples for from whom we thought from inspiring English sources

Reading his work, AS Byatt once remarked, with reference to the more orthodox output of JK Rowling, "We are put back in touch with earlier parts of our culture, when supernatural and inhuman creatures – from whom we thought we had learnt our sense of good and evil – inhabited a world we did not feel we controlled".

Reading writers like these, we feel we are being put back in touch with earlier parts of our culture, when supernatural and inhuman creatures -- from whom we thought we learned our sense of good and evil -- inhabited a world we did not feel we controlled.

She often mounts shows that reposition the work of an artist whom we thought we knew well, like Frank Stella, but who might look different from a different perspective.

We can easily get on with people whom we thought horrible when they were children.

We need love, even if we don't need whom we thought it was with.

Finally, we made an effort to select instructors with good social skills, with whom we thought the students could relate.

Joe Orton used two lines from The Revenger's Tragedy as the epigraph to What the Butler Saw – "Surely we are all mad people, and they/ Whom we think are, are not".