Sentence examples for a kind of whatever from inspiring English sources

But more often there's a kind of whatever you're into acceptance.

"Naturally I go through all sorts of changes about my situation, and the drugs I take, seizure surpressing carbomazapine and the steroid decadron combine in different ways at different times and move me around from a kind of "whatever" euphoria to very emotional and thought provoking states".

(And, if so, he reasoned, was that not in itself a kind of love?) Whatever the case, a resolution was not close at hand, and the relationship dragged on for three and a half years.

Like every other ultimate in the Atacama — the driest, oldest desert; one of the biggest mines; the odds-on favorite for the next volcanic eruption — this one is a kind of celebration, whatever its other merits.

"When we get a kind of autonomy or whatever the case may be," he said, "the Dalai Lama has stated clearly that the future of Tibet will be decided by the Tibetans living in Tibet.

10.22pm BST The host - the excellent host - is now dressed as a kind of Scandinavian Cruella de Ville, so whatever's going to happen now is clearly going to be very special indeed.

At what point will the tabloids and blogs take their boot off his neck and allow him to go to the gym, take a walk, have dinner with friends, let alone begin to resume a kind of active rehabilitation — whatever that looks like — in the public eye?

Why couldn't the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative just keeping chugging along as a kind of d/b/a for whatever the couple felt like doing?

The latter is his dominant position; his arguments to justify a kind of choice which, whatever its beneficial consequences, is so immediately against the good of life have come increasingly to seem insufficient: the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1993), paras.

The album is very automatic, spontaneous, a kind of pouring out of whatever.

Oh, [laughs] even the King decided not to buy the really expensive kind of whatever it is he was buying.