Sentence examples for namely who from inspiring English sources

Namely: who knows what might have happened, but if we had not acted, it could have been worse.

Lord chief justice Thomas raised some pertinent questions during the Appeal; namely who had been responsible for this "total failure" to disclose?

At first, as new enterprises crowded the Internet, one significant question was hardly ever asked, and even less frequently answered: namely, who would pay for it?

Fire fans are still waiting for the return of Chris Rolfe to the line-up but questions still remain, namely: who will make space for him?

A halftime television interview from the sports arena answered the obvious question, namely: who was the beneficiary of this extended photo-opportunity?

But the spectacle on Pennsylvania Avenue diverts attention from an arguably more consequential matter; namely, who now speaks for the values and the institutions of a liberal democratic country?

Namely, those who enter civil partnerships, not marriages, and commit to being completely celibate.

Namely: Says who?" The disconnection between reporters and readers is clear.

This could be interpreted as employers exploiting the most vulnerable, namely people who really need the money.

Out in Hyde Park, the Proms in the Park had its own competitive attractions, namely Angela Gheorgiu who sang a charming, soft-centred ballad by her husband, Roberto Alagna.

He and I would, for example, part company on one figure he cites, namely Lord Ahmed – who has an awkward record of inviting known antisemites to the House of Lords.