Sentence examples for whom presumably from inspiring English sources
Abusing the feelings and dignity of the person whom, presumably, he most loves?
This is a particularly poignant loss for the adult country audience, many of whom presumably like the pop- and R&B-influenced sounds of contemporary country just fine.
There were 5.7 million visitors to the museum, he said, many of whom presumably have also visited more than once a year.
This Morning invited her on the show to reply to her critics, only for her to be yelled at by several women, all of whom presumably hated her because she was beautiful.
But you are always surrounded by tens of thousands of other people, all of whom, presumably, want one thing much more urgently than they want the next train to come.
The challenge for England now will come in three weeks or so when they start a reciprocal five-match series in India for whom, presumably, many of the top players will be back.
— to whom Windsor Castle presumably meant a great deal professionally — took over.
"He did it!" one man kept yelling to his friends, all of whom were presumably named dude.
After Prince Charles, a civilian m.c. to whom Windsor Castle presumably meant a great deal professionally took over.
Casting calls have also gone out for a 'legendary fighter' (presumed to be Ser Arthur Dayne) for the scene, along with two actresses (one of whom is presumably Lyanna).
The American male looks up to those generally short in stature, hard-working, self-effacing and devoted to children and wives on whom they presumably don't cheat.
