His opponents, many of whom saw him as a corrupt dictator, will sense deliverance.
Family members, some of whom saw his body, say he was tortured to death.
His impassioned improvisation was pitch perfect for the generation watching him, most of whom saw it later in a documentary on the festival.
It was a very tough introduction to the European stage but welcomed by many fans, some of whom saw it as livening up the Premiership.
This case presents serious questions of possible perjury by Secret Service agents, one of whom saw the man charged in the indictment on 15 separate occasions.
The draft-ducking Bill Clinton triumphed over George H. W. Bush and Bob Dole, both of whom saw World War II action.
Mephistophically, he draws parallels between Adorno, the Jewish Marxist, and Mahler's Nazi critics, all of whom saw Mahler as an outsider.
In one lesson, I observed an English tutor teaching 18 automotive students, several of whom had learning difficulties and none of whom saw the subject as important.
Bill Ballenger, editor of Inside Michigan Politics, said Mr. Bush never connected with these voters, many of whom saw his tax plan as favoring the rich.
Few followed the elections in Greece as closely as Spaniards, many of whom saw in the electoral race a preview of looming elections in their country.
It should be noted that Menard's interest in resettlement abroad diverged from the goals of its white supporters, many of whom saw the policy as a means of effecting "racial harmony" by simply removing the minority race.
