Sentence examples for whom adopted from inspiring English sources

Consider the cases of Orlando Figes and Johann Hari, both of whom adopted virtual personae – or "sock puppets" – to savage the work of colleagues they didn't like online.

This was where Publius Decius Mus began his career, alongside a handful of other writers, most of whom adopted Latin pseudonyms.

Lovecraft regularly wrote to friends, family and enthusiastic amateur writers, many of whom adopted themes, style and even characters from his work.

Reporting to the militia leaders were dozens of rebel commanders, many of whom adopted outlandish names: Chuck Norris, One-Foot Devil, General Mosquito, and his nemesis, General Mosquito Spray.

They placed Gesualdo alongside a clutch of lesser-known contemporaries such as Pomponio Nenna, Giovanni de Macque and Luzzasco Luzzaschi, all of whom adopted a comparable harmonic approach dependent on extreme chromaticism.

Above the mass infantry armies of the early 20th century stood the officer corps, the general staffs, and at the pinnacle the supreme war lords: kaiser, emperor, tsar, and king, all of whom adopted military uniforms as their standard dress in these years.

Physicalists maintain various positions on the prospects of reducing mental properties to physical properties (many of whom adopt compatible forms of property dualism), and the ontological status of such mental properties remains unclear.

Yet, referencing the famous computer simulations conducted by Duncan Watts and Peter Dodds, The Leap author Rick Smith suggests that the most frequent way something spreads, "is not by a few influentials but their polar opposite: a 'critical mass of influenced people, each of whom adopts, say a look or a brand after being exposed by a single adopting neighbor.'".

To even admit that feels shameful; I chose both single parenthood as well as WD himself – a charming, beautiful little boy, whom I adore, and whom I adopted knowing he had a host of developmental delays.

"My situation is that my partner and I are raising three kids, one of whom is adopted and two of whom are biological," Gessen explained to me yesterday on my radio program in an interview from Moscow.

They are parents to two children: their godson, Jesse Gilbert, 30, whom they raised in a collective with his mother, her partner and others, and Rachel, 13, whom they adopted in Romania when she was an infant.