Sentence examples for whom we view from inspiring English sources
In part, it is because photographs can help to give context and colour to the past; relatives who are long-dead, or whom we view only through a rigid parental prism, or through the fog of memory are revealed as fully fleshed, vital human beings.
The film's title is partly meant as a reminder to its Western audience: Jamal and people like him, whom we tend to view abstractly and quantitatively, are in this world and we cannot ignore them.
It's a particularly cheeky choice, what with Harris probably the actor through whom we most have viewed space travel over the years--he played John Glenn in "The Right Stuff" and NASA flight director Gene Kranz in "Apollo 13".
It has a first-person narrator on whom we rely, yet whose view of the world sometimes seems warped.
Even with countries with whom we have differences of view in matters of personal freedoms and freedom of expression, I believe it is important to continue engagement.
It would be good to develop a category of people whom we celebrate while also viewing them as they are, or were namely, as complicated and imperfect and to find ways to amend (rather than topple) monuments to people like Schurz.
What a great shame that it has taken us all of this bloodshed to arrive at the belief that we are the ones who will pay the price for preventing those with whom we disagree from expressing their views – and that we will pay with our lives and our futures.
It's why we don't just see people with opposing views as people with whom we disagree.
A related limitation of our study is that the views of the patients whom we surveyed may not be representative of all patients with diabetes.
Needless to say, all this legal activism in what Donald Rumsfeld calls "old Europe" has maddened the tech crowd in Silicon Valley, many of whom view regulators as dogs view lampposts.
Even Hobbes, to whom this view is sometimes ascribed, required that law actually be able to keep the peace, failing which we owe it nothing.
