Sentence examples for whom again from inspiring English sources

This is a massive load for the conscientious politician (of whom, again, there are many).

Michelle Malkin, whom, again, Politico credited for making this an issue, relentlessly refers to Holdren as the "Science Czar" as if it was his actual title.

But the type of "Clintonian" centrist politics suggested by these reflections is now viewed as deeply unprincipled by the leaders of both parties, not to speak of the angry blogosphere, all of whom again want their parties to provide a choice, and not an echo.

They took 18 schizophrenic patients of whom half had been exposed to the Dutch famine during early gestation and matched them to 18 non-schizophrenic people of whom again half had been exposed to famine during early gestation.

The following season he was traded again, to the Boston Braves, for whom he again led the league in batting average in 1928.

Ditto tax breaks for parents with children 18 and under and for veterans, on whom he again lavished unrestrained praise.

The president's warning raises the pressure on President Bashar al-Assad, whom Mr. Obama again called on to relinquish power.

WOLFEBORO, N.H. — Sounding very much like a general election candidate, former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts on Tuesday set out an argument for ousting President Obama, whom he again blamed for worsening the recession and slowing the recovery.

Two participants, one of whom was again in cahoots with the investigator, sat in the same room and were asked to complete what appeared to be an academic test.

Back with Ali, another Burt shows up — Burt Lancaster, who'll be another of the fight's broadcasters, and with whom Ali again plunges into the crowd, introducing him graciously to admirers and sparring playfully with passersby.

Trained for political leadership by his father-in-law, Muhammad Bello, the emir of Sokoto, with whom he again spent several years, and his position strengthened by the title of caliph, ʿUmar now decided to obey the voice of God and to convert the pagan Africans to Islām.