Sentence examples for doing whatever seems from inspiring English sources

Sitting at his desk after lunch, literally spinning like a top, Joey is powerless to stop himself from doing whatever seems like a good idea at that very moment.

He didn't have any long-term plans; he was just doing whatever seemed fun.

"I just do whatever seems to be a good idea at the time".

We could just apply the logic of the neoliberal free market, and do whatever seems cheapest.

As to other choices, Mr. Daniels said, "I won't be limited to Baroque; I'll do whatever seems appropriate".

Do whatever seems best to you.

Giggle, laugh, wink, play-fight - do whatever seems fun to you!

Generally, most collectors will go straight to the alcohol soak, but do whatever seems appropriate for the specimen you've collected.

At 16, the age when "real" teenagers were bunking off school to do whatever seemed wicked, Master Hague was imitating Winston Churchill from the platform of a Conservative Party conference.

The buckets were of equal weight, and the volunteers were instructed to do whatever seemed easier.

We'd vowed early on that we wouldn't let Dustin suffer, but that until we reached that point, we'd do whatever seemed reasonable to bring him back to health for as long as he could still enjoy it.