Sentence examples for whom bore from inspiring English sources

During the first period the land was governed by an indigenous dynasty of kings, all of whom bore the name Syennesis.

It is usually taken to include Polemon of Athens, Herodes Atticus, Aelius Aristides, Maximus of Tyre, and the group of Philostrati (each of whom bore the name Philostratus).

Her attorney, Linda Moreno, placed her hand on Salman's back as she introduced the defendant to each potential juror — many of whom bore some connection to the shooting.

While Banja Luka's Serb leaders had inflicted incredible cruelty on the city's Muslim and Croat population, Banja Luka was home to more than 200,000 civilians, most of whom bore no responsibility for the atrocities.

The original teenage boy band put on a good show, but there was something disconcerting about the line-up of pensioners, some of whom bore witness to a misspent youth.

He had several notable lovers, two of whom bore him children.

(a) An even smaller gay man whom bears and otters wear as a corsage.

Turow introduces us to many of the main characters, most of whom bear the names of Greek gods or variations on them.

The luxuriant colours and rhythmic design of these paintings enhance the effect of their languid, sensuous female subjects, all of whom bear a distinctive Pre-Raphaelite facial type.

Many have been guided by bhakti sentiments, including the Virashaivas, Sikhs, Kabir Panthis, Satnamis, and Ramnamis, all of whom bear a complicated relation to the greater Hindu fold.

It takes a metric ton of exposition for Mr. Pearl to introduce his lineup of Tech students and Harvard swells, some of whom bear the names of real people.