Sentence examples for whom though from inspiring English sources
To whom, though, are these words addressed?
To whom, though, did his story first belong?
I won't ruin the ending for you by telling you who marries whom, though I will say that bandits are involved.
The group includes a number of dissident republican organisations some of whom – though not all – support the "armed struggle" of the New IRA and other paramilitary organisations.
It was, for example, the basis on which the parents of the notorious child B founded their attack on the local heath authority who refused to pay for further surgery on a child whom they though unable to survive it.
When the castle was founded and by whom is uncertain, though traditionally Prince Henry of Scotland has been thought responsible.
The parents chain-smoked, dressed glamorously, entertained in style, collected art, and took frequent first-class trips to Europe, sometimes with their courteous children, of whom much (though nothing not well-groomed) was expected.
His remarks were an entirely cogent and candid summing up of the state of affairs, and, among the cadre of Nixon haters, of whom, even though young, I was a veteran, the shock was considerable.
He often attended concerts at Wigmore Hall, in London, and there, during the intermission, he would accost everyone in sight, saying, "Don't I know you?" The opposite occurs in people with Capgras syndrome, for whom faces, though recognized, no longer generate a sense of emotional familiarity.
