Sentence examples for whom perhaps from inspiring English sources

For whom, perhaps, nature comes first and money comes second?

To say nothing of the incumbent, of whom, perhaps, the less said the better.

But others will enter the race, one of whom – perhaps the former Maryland governor Martin O'Malley – will surely emerge as the anti-Hillary, running to her left.

Rather, some odd billions of dollars is the price of the attention of Snapchat's users, to whom perhaps advertising can one day be sold.

After July 20 1944 about 5,000 were killed, of whom perhaps only 200 were connected with the plot to kill Hitler.

The heroes of the Nouvelle Vague weren't just the directors: they were the sound engineers, the directors of photography - the greatest of whom, perhaps, was Raoul Coutard.

Here are two collections of literary journalism written by men who trust their backbones, and to whom "maybe", "might" and "perhaps" are the throat-clearings of less assured intellects.

She had a doomed relationship with a prince who first knew her as the little girl in the story -- "her adventures" were a favorite of his mother, Queen Victoria; she finally married a man whom she perhaps did not love, but who possibly had never read a book in his life.

That defeat led to a period of outright hostility between Conner and a segment of the club's membership, some of whom -- perhaps jokingly -- called for Conner's head to replace the vacated trophy at club headquarters on West 44th Street.

(Gordon being the adored elder brother with whom Claudia perhaps had an incestuous relationship).

In the chamber, the Republicans, some of whom had perhaps been expecting a more humble Obama, sat mostly in silence.