Sentence examples for whom certainly from inspiring English sources
His book, he declares, "was written for the plain people of this world, of whom certainly I am one".
(Which doesn't excuse the mayor's nonsense about restricting press coverage to protect reporters. From whom? Certainly not the demonstrators, so obviously the cops).
It was now or not until next year for the Knicks, several of whom won't be back, and their fans, most of whom certainly will return just as they have season after deflating season.
There follows a photomontage of attractive younger women — some of whom are rising poets mostly in the "I get up in the morning" sense, but all of whom certainly look poetic — in outfits costing $472 to $5,003.
Without pausing to answer the question of unexpected by whom — certainly not Lord Skidelsky and other Keynesian economists who warned all along that Osborne's plan could well derail the British recovery — the I.M.F./Downing Street communiqué went on.
No one with a shred of decency would claim that her professors, some of whom certainly shared the feelings of the Concerned Alumni, were handing out "A's" to her as a gift.
Detectives are baffled how five women, some of whom would certainly fight back, seemed to be so easily subdued before they were strangled.
Terry is also operating in a game much more heavily populated with black players, some of whom, and certainly not least Anton Ferdinand's elder brother, Rio, are among the more voluble and followed operators on the social network.
"I also want to say to the fans everywhere, many of whom I certainly understand are disappointed and perhaps even angry at me, I will work every day of my life to restore the belief you have had in me".
Our final shot of the young Dragon Queen saw her encircled by those who have cause to hate her the most, the Dothraki, many of whom almost certainly see her (unfairly) as the witch who enchanted and killed a Khal.
He was also a staunch advocate for contemporary composers, a number of whom will certainly show up to pay tribute to him in a concert that includes the song cycles "A Heartland Portrait" (with poems by Ted Kooser) and "Artsongs" (settings of poems about art by Rilke, Wilbur, O'Hara, and others).
