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Meaning whom meaning
What does whom mean?
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Synonyms whom synonyms
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Topics whom topics
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Examples whom examples
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Simple sentences
His wife whom I met at the station, is very attractive.
The man whom she is going to marry is an astronaut.
For whom does the bell toll?
The man whom she is marrying is an astronaut.
Whom did you see at the theatre?
For whom is the present?
The girls whom I met today were students.
Whom are you afraid of?
Whom are you most afraid of?
I really don't know with whom Tom was there.
With whom am I speaking?
You don't marry someone you can live with - you marry the person whom you cannot live without.
Whom are you speaking of?
It is Tom whom I want to see.
The committee met and discussed whom to appoint to the post.
Yesterday I ran into Yamada, whom I hadn't seen in years.
The hall was filled with students, many of whom were girls.
To whom do we owe the discovery of penicillin?
Through whom am I to make my complaint, then?
By whom was the island discovered?
The man, whom I didn't know at all, knew about me well.
The minister, whom I spoke to recently, agrees with me.
Have you determined whom you will invite to the party?
It rests with you to decide whom to choose for the job.
Jim could hear whom she was phoning.
By whom were these poems written?
This is the man of whom I spoke the other day.
The woman to whom you were talking is my sister.
The president of the company, to whom I introduced you, wants to see you again.
The lady whom you see over there is a famous violinist.
Whom did you visit yesterday afternoon?
Yesterday I met an old friend of mine whom I had not seen for a long time.
Movie subtitles
Ah, now whom are you ordering to shovel?
She is the one whom no one has seen or has had before.
But to whom?
To whom?
During the passage through the strait of Scylla and Charybdis Ulysses' ship looses six more companions, whom the monster eats.
Although I do not curse you, but wish with all my heart. that you have not sacrificed me and my daughter. whom I have named Victorine after you, in vain.
Karl Victor, whom no one has ever suspected. confesses his crime to president Werner.
To whom should I go?
I cannot betray to whom you will be led to.
I will open the eyes of the King about whom he gives his confidence to!
And the little woman, whom we call hysterical, alone and unhappy, isn't she still a riddle for us?
There was an estate agent, Knock, about whom all sorts of rumors were going around.
I am afraid King Attilla does not know whom he woos.
Do not forget to whom Attilla will lead you!
By whom?
Mr. Barreau. At the dress rehearsal, which involved a number of people, some of whom may have questionable characters, did anyone see you bring the money to the victim?
Your Honor. Before giving my closing argument, I'd like to call a new witness, of whom we were just made aware.
The witness here present, whom you didn't see come in. -Did you see him leave? -Yes.
You sit down here and tell me whom you do like.
Providing you several all connection with Oliver Hardy, whom your Uncle felt is responsible for your deplorable condition.
I don't know to whom I would rather surrender.
I prefer to remain and protect those whom you would destroy.
Whom shall I say, miss?
Whom have I the honour of addressing?
Deliver to whom?
Kindly inform the marquis I am very particular with whom I drink.
A stranger whom I do not altogether like.
Whom do I go see?
I can not tell to whom you are to be conducted.
I will open my eyes to the king and I will make him understand to whom he must give his confidenc.
To whom did you sell it?
To whom are you writing?
She even told you she was leaving you for a cashier. with whom she was having an affair.
I am the angel whom you wanted to slave for and love!
Whom was he with, Buck?
Tell me, my dear, whom do you like better?
A family should consist of those whom we love, and those who love us.
On what and from whom?
News and current affairs
Perhaps the most important question is this: Whom is the public inclined to believe - Clooney or Johnson (or perhaps the Nazis)?
America had a moral responsibility to protect the young people whom Obama had encouraged.
Its own prestige is high: groups such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch are respected voices, to whom many governments feel obliged to pay attention.
But those from whom they buy them should provide a guarantee, so the public does not have to pay the price for their bad investment decisions.
Serious economists whom I respect enormously find themselves taking strong positions on opposite sides of this debate.
By destroying Iraq as a counterbalancing regional force, the US dealt a major blow to its traditional Gulf allies, for whom Iraq served as a barrier against Iran's ambitions.
After all, as a campaigning investigative journalist she made many people angry besides Putin, not least of which is the current Chechen Prime Minister, Ramzan Kadyrov, whom she accused of a policy of kidnapping for ransom.
But his party, the Civic Democrats (ODS), lost the June 1998 elections to the Social Democrats (CSSD), whom Klaus vilified before the elections as a threat to democracy.
But he was taken from his first human family and handed over to other teachers with whom he did not have the same kind of bond.
By what measure, and in relation to whom are they overpaid?
Excluding them from the sphere of beings to whom we owe moral consideration can then seem arbitrary, or just plain wrong.
The challenge for science is to find out what to do, for whom, and how.
If so, a fundamental question may well become unavoidable: Why does the IMF exist, and for whom?
In South Africa, Blacks achieved political dominance over the descendants of British and Afrikaner settlers, large numbers of whom remain as a tolerated minority.
Outrage about a professor who is not to be messed with is not the best way to discuss the plight of countless, poor, anonymous people, whom most of us find it too easy to ignore.
It asks simple but powerful questions about how far individuals are inclined to trust those with whom they deal.
The Boston Globe, for example, ran an article about the man - identified only by his first name, Danny - whom the brothers carjacked three days after the attack.
Come to think of it: whatever happened to the Poles, whom Russia so successfully put down in 1863?
The row over the Iran deal is bound to be a watershed moment for American Jews, among whom sharp divisions have formed.
So, the Chinese ended up embracing Chu and Locke in contradictory ways: as high-ranking representatives of the US government and as compatriots with whom they share the common bond of Chinese-ness.
The Indian leader, whom I have known for years, had said that he wanted better relations with Pakistan as one his legacies.
The message conveyed by the pope and by the religious leaders with whom he met defied the contemporary assumption that the public cannot understand anything longer or more complicated than a sound bite.
For example, he allowed Li Xiaolin, the daughter of a former Chinese president, to meet with Abe, with whom she watched a performance by a visiting Chinese dance troupe in Tokyo.
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