Sentence examples for whom he seems from inspiring English sources

(Miró had one wife, Pilar Juncosa, on whom he seems to have depended heavily; they had one child, Dolores).

As they trick-or-treat, Louis gossips about the neighbors, all of whom he seems to hate.

Packer's wife, a beautiful poet whom he seems hardly to know, turns up several times.

Yes, he found an appreciative biographer with whom he seems to have a warm rapport.

He is more careful about George Bush, whom he seems to view as an honest, if befuddled, figure.

Mr. Obama is giving a "kick in the nose to African leaders, whom he seems to be royally snubbing," said the Fasozine of Burkina Faso.

He issued two walks — both to Brennan Boesch, whom he seemed to be pitching around.

"He asked about Ronald Reagan, whom he seemed obsessed with, and wanted to know if he was really popular," she said.

Then his sister, Elisabeth, on whom he seemed to rely in his father's absence, moved to the United States and married an American.

He expressed his admiration for Napoleon and for the Romans, and we also discussed Fidel Castro, whom he seemed to respect for standing up for his beliefs, and for being a "nationalist".

In a news conference about the economy with a small group of handpicked state-media journalists — all of whom he seemed to address by first name — he adopted a gently paternal tone.