Sentence examples for whom thought from inspiring English sources

This rule will come as a relief to writers for whom thought is painful.

Though it divided critics, some of whom thought it bombastic, Kapoor remains delighted by Marsyas.

The article was circulated among four True editors, two of whom thought it should be printed.

Lowell had writing, and he had friends, all of whom thought of him as the greatest writer they had met.

Iversen brought the pair to America to work with neuroscientists, some of whom thought the performance was an illusion.

Short on cash, Dewey management was forced to cut the compensation of numerous partners, many of whom thought they had guarantees.

The aloof and notoriously distant academic supervisors, to whom the thought of not wishing to pursue further study is inconceivable.

She had made public an account of being groped by Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the man whom many thought would be the Socialist candidate.

He is a distinctly urban type, to whom the thought of living in the country is appalling — as it is to his wife.

Anthony Kennedy, whom many thought would play that role, joined Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, and Samuel Alito in an unyielding dissent: "We would find the Act invalid in its entirety".

For in the end that is what "Room" most clearly evokes, a portrait of a woman for whom every thought was worth pursuing with ardor and for whom the pursuit was her torment and her pleasure.