Sentence examples for whom I count from inspiring English sources

It's been a distressing few days for the faint of heart, among whom I count myself.

They might also send a copy to Iranian ambassador Gadanfar Rokon Abadi in Beirut, whom I count as a friend.

Inevitably, there will be outliers, of whom I count myself, hauled out to prove this assertion wrong.

Being educated in New York has given me a deep respect for the city and its people, many of whom I count as friends.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 It's been a distressing few days for the faint of heart, among whom I count myself.

• To the Editor: Your article shows how important it is to include those struggling with infertility, among whom I count myself, in the national discussion about health care.

Winerip does not, however, explain how pot could be made any more available to American teenagers (whom I counted myself amongst not long ago) than it already is.

In his book, Inside Intelligence, Cavendish describes Philby as a traitor "whom I counted as a drinking companion".

But for her fans among whom I, unashamedly, count myself it offers a welcome opportunity to consider her body of work as a whole.

I made good use of the theory that you had to put it on the plate 10 times or more before a kid would taste it and eventually all four of my kids (who are now 10, 7, 6 and 5) became decent (and polite) eaters, whom I can count on not to tell a dinner host that they "don't like it".

What I would do to have a man in my life whom I could count on when times are tough... .. Brian is running out of arguments.