Sentence examples for whom indeed from inspiring English sources

Khrushchev pressed for an answer from the man he had regarded as a close friend, and whom indeed he had appointed as KGB chief three years earlier.

He said he would guarantee his acquittal by making it clear to Italians, many of whom indeed distrust the judicial system, that he was being unfairly maligned.

And whom, indeed, do you see at the party?

High serum VEGF-A levels are frequently encountered in cancer patients, the platelets of whom indeed have a higher VEGF-A content compared with healthy individuals; a prognostic significance is attributed to these levels (Salven et al, 1999; O'Byrne et al, 2000).

This is a company for whom scrutiny, indeed any kind of attention, can only lead to greater unpopularity.

These "Sherpas," a great number of whom are indeed ethnic Sherpas, have been essential to the ascents of various mountains of the Himalayas.

That's thousands and thousands of gay priests, some of whom must indeed be in the "deep-seated" end of the tendency pool.

The Taliban, some of whom were indeed relieved to be incarcerated rather than dead, acted like many armies have before it.

"Publishers, stop spending your millions on this tripe!" she scolded, as the publishers in the audience — some of whom have indeed spent millions of pounds on such books — shifted uncomfortably in their seats.

Meanwhile, turning the "wink and the whisper" of the sick to profit is admirably pursued by Atos, which has deemed fit for work people with terminal illness, some of whom have indeed died within days of being declared employable.

Nearly every shot is a sly visual joke played on a collection of solitary, all but silent characters, some of whom may indeed be ghosts and all of whom, compared with the robust, costumed fighters on screen, seem like melancholy modern phantoms.