Sentence examples for and that whenever from inspiring English sources

He knows I'm a fighter and that, whenever he needs me, I will step in and give my best for the team.

Small wonder that Augustine took so long to write "The Literal Meaning of Genesis," and that, whenever he could put his hands on it, he clung like a drowning man to the literal sense.

Jack says he doesn't have to be "the best candidate in the world" and that "whenever you are going to be the best at something, then you give up an awful lot of stuff".

The work, which Sulkowicz, a visual-arts major, is submitting as her thesis project, includes several "rules of engagement," among them Sulkowicz's determination that, whenever she is inside a building owned by Columbia, the mattress must be inside, too, and that, whenever she leaves campus, she must find a safe place to stow the mattress.

Bentham believed that only in terms of a utilitarian interpretation do words such as "ought," "right," and "wrong" have meaning and that, whenever anyone attempts to combat the principle of utility, he does so with reasons drawn from the principle itself.

(2001, 129) {§4.2} It is a very common and most ruinous superstition to suppose that analysis is no alteration, and that, whenever we distinguish, we have at once to do with divisible existence.

"And for that, whenever you have more eyeballs watching your product, that means more companies will find greater value in associating themselves with your product.

Both Lewis and Chisholm hold that whenever an agent has a belief about an object other than herself, she grasps a property that descriptively determines that object.

And because of that, whenever I write something real or genuine, people assume it's fake.

And do not forget that, whenever possible, your achievements should be further validated by quantifying your results.

And on top of that, whenever new candidates come to our company for interviews they are always drawn by our child care centre facilities," she says.