Sentence examples for peoples whom from inspiring English sources

If the Franks were primitive, Lewis says, the peoples whom Charlemagne had conquered — the Saxons, the Lombards, the Avars — were more so.

Clearly, the Chinese received many aspects of culture and many concepts from the Austroasiatic and Austro-Tai peoples whom they gradually conquered and absorbed or expelled.

The peoples whom Tacitus mentions as living on the Baltic coast had moved southeastward in the second half of the 2nd century.

None of the peoples whom I have spoken of above can sit either indefinitely or permanently on a keg of dynamite.

If the Franks were primitive, Lewis says, the peoples whom Charlemagne had conquered the Saxons, the Lombards, the Avars were more so.

They sustain the lives of indigenous peoples, whom in some countries are treated as a stain on the image governments would like to project.

Few people whom I knew did.

Even people whom I don't know.

There are people whom I admire inordinately.

But other people, whom I greatly respect, can imagine it.

They were the people whom I talked to every day.