Sentence examples for whom we find from inspiring English sources

We go with people whom we find attractive.

America Ferrera ("Ugly Betty") gives an endearing performance as Crystal, a Saturn saleswoman on her last legs, whom we find breaking into an abandoned house with a credit card.

People live backwards too, and their memory consequently works forward; thus there is an unfortunate person whom we find undergoing sentence in prison — "the trial doesn't even begin till next Wednesday, and the crime comes last of all".

How McAvoy would have loved to get his teeth into the more interesting, less unsullied Aiken whom we find in the historical record: the one who, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer, was "bound over to Court," only a year after the Surratt case, for forging signatures on checks.

Some are familiar: Leon Battista Alberti, the quattrocento model of the mythical "Renaissance man," a superb athlete who also transformed art and architecture; Dürer and his subversive pupil Hans Baldung Grien, in whom we find an effort at self-awareness that is shockingly modern.

But for the millennial women who make up the bulk of her audience, it is precisely those emotional experiences that have made her into something of a wise and occasionally profane aunt, in whom we find wisdom and hope for our own futures.

But it also allows poachers, working for the smugglers whom we found in the Baobab restaurant, to ply their trade largely undetected.

Over the last eight months, Tony and I have easily made 1,000 calls and met with countless friends, acquaintances and strangers whom we found through friends and acquaintances.

And there will always be the lives we long to reach but fear that not even this project can, such as 12-year-old Moses Okelo whom we found wandering in rags, his feet thickly swollen with infections from jiggers.

Tom and pal and hat Just to prove we're not talking exclusively to (moderately) famous people here's Tom, whom we found sporting his fetching hat in the dance tent.

In nature and in love, what strikes him most forcefully is how unpredictable the moments of illumination are: "It was pure contingency that caught fire in our lives, and it was Christ whom we found".