Sentence examples similar to a play whatsoever from inspiring English sources

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Front Row about the reviews, Dame Helen said: "I knew that was going to happen, because there's a cynicism in the world of journalism that is admired, and this is not a film where cynicism has any play whatsoever.

Thursday is the new Friday and all that...Are we going to get any cricket today or am I going to have to attempt to actually do some work to nullify the pain?" Like my sullen eyes this morning, it doesn't look too good: it wouldn't be a surprise if we got no play whatsoever.

There was no place to play whatsoever.

All sorts of things make a nice addition, particularly creamy things such as cauliflower gratin or dauphinoise, and there many, many other things, from red cabbage to mangetout, that have no role to play whatsoever.

Jacques Rogge, a Belgian member who is also seeking the Olympic presidency, said that he expected the spy-plane stalemate to end long before the vote on a site and that it would "not play a role whatsoever".

I'm having big problems lately and having trouble with playing any sport whatsoever.

"The set piece was a concern all day and we had no platform to play off whatsoever.

Know that during the night hours, there should be no play-time whatsoever: it should be a straight feeding or sleeping.

Having rejected a great deal in Kant, Peirce nevertheless shared with Charles Renouvier the view that Kant's (quasi- concept of the Ding an sich can play no role whatsoever in philosophy or in science other than the role that Kant ultimately assigned to it, viz. the role of a Grenzbegriff: a boundary-concept, or, perhaps a bit more accurately, a limiting concept.

A man didn't play any role whatsoever in Jesus' conception (from all accounts, it was sperm-free).

One, amusingly, had never played for Mourinho whatsoever, 10 had played fewer than 10 minutes and three had managed a minute each.