Sentence examples for for whatever exactly from inspiring English sources

But over the coming months I want to play with more adventurous possibilities, in the hope of strengthening the resilience of my garden and food production for whatever exactly it is that lies ahead.

Charles-Edwards writing in 1978 concluded that: Dumville, commenting on these attempts to establish the historicity of the poem in 1988, said, "The case for authenticity, whatever exactly we mean by that, is not proven; but that does not mean that it cannot be".

It cannot be wise to attack an opponent who has a good reason (whatever, exactly, it might be) for being sure that he can't lose.

His activities as a sophist (whatever exactly these involved) appear to have left him financially secure; we are told that he then went to Athens and lived there (except for a short stay at Thebes) until his death.

Others did answer but for whatever reason weren't exactly forthcoming about who they were or what it is they do with their time.

However, after five pleasant jaunts down such a lazy river, I didn't exactly feel prepared for whatever the Amazon might throw at us.

But for whatever reason I went willfully in exactly the opposite direction.

For whatever drills we need to do, we have exactly what we need and stuff like that.

I can tell you exactly what happens: one-by-one, for whatever the reason, some people stop believing in America.

I just can't, for whatever reason.

For whatever reason, and no one can put their finger on exactly why, his productivity in Dallas had tanked.