Sentence examples for instead of whom from inspiring English sources
If more people cared about how people treated each other, instead of whom they were with, we would have healthy relationship and relating courses starting K-12 instead of politics or policies around gender or relationship conformity.
The merit of the expectations question has been researched extensively by David Rothschild and Justin Wolfers, who argue that asking people whom they expect will win instead of whom they prefer "grabs a much larger slice of people's experience and knowledge, including a whole range of idiosyncratic facts" that are otherwise impossible to quantify.
But here's the rub: if I wrote "who" instead of "whom" here, nobody would care.
Outside of the classroom, what difference does it make if we write "who" instead of "whom" or say "good" instead of "well"?
However, this may lead to the cost of tagging being forced upon manufacturers instead, many of whom may be reluctant to absorb such costs (Chainlink 2014).
After the Derby, Velazquez was second-guessed for his choice of riding Verrazano instead of Orb, whom he guided to victory in the Florida Derby in March.
As one who was like a son to him, I know that he would rather be viewed as a puzzle no one could figure out, instead of someone whom everyone knew intimately.
If a guy has to move a conversation forward, then he will think of you more as a potential conquest, instead of someone whom he should take seriously.
Instead, those Republicans — most of whom wanted the job themselves — decided to unite behind one candidate who would challenge the incumbent.
Instead, the owners, one of whom was among the passengers on Thursday's flight, registered the 200-seat plane in Guinea.
Instead, nine singers, one of whom was also in an instrumental trio, performed unconducted but rich, thoroughly unified sound, particularly in a set of anonymous French works from the early 13th century — settings of "Beata viscera" and "Orientis partibus" — and a group of 14th- and 15th-century Czech and Polish works.
