Sentence examples for whom I like from inspiring English sources
"whom I like" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to a person or persons with whom you have an affinity. Example: She is the only one whom I like in my class.
And I enjoyed creating Barak, whom I like enormously.
He also talked about my female characters, whom I like to think of as a strong bunch.
"One peculiar feature of our relationship," he wrote Jane in 1943, "is that you are the one person in this world to whom I like to write.
And then Marsha Rowe and Rosie Boycott, the two original founders, both of whom I like and admire, threatened to sue Raven if she used their title name.
When I'm asked for a discount by a customer whom I like, I can't help giving it".
My reasons for joining the Liberal Democrats are that in Nick Clegg they have a leader whom I like, admire and respect.
When he asked me whom I liked, I panicked.
Return at five!" said the tailor, whom I liked enormously.
One was from my group, a laconic, disheveled man named Mike whom I liked instantly.
In five days of testimony, then-Judge Bork – a former professor of mine whom I liked and respected – had every opportunity to make his case.
One couple whom I liked very much, a doctor and a nurse, Bob and Gigi, had come to celebrate their twenty-fifth anniversary one year late.
