Sentence examples for for whatever one from inspiring English sources

Mental simulations are created for whatever one interacts with, when possible.

"To quote the Bible: Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap.

A near simultaneous "extreme" hit on both power grids and satellites would be disastrous and unforgiving over extended periods and globally for whatever one views as the "normal" way of life.

Jim also gave me this bit of ancient body wisdom, for whatever one might feel it is worth: the middle knuckle of the little finger of the left hand is connected to the left knee.

In short, the festival strives to create a functioning infrastructure for whatever one's interest in comedy may be — from peer collaborators to professional resources.

Wakefield says that there is no such disorder, for, whatever one's values, such behavior is not unnatural according to the scientific theory of evolutionary psychology.

Sliding doors on both driver and passenger sides of the vehicle, just like those on a minivan, provide easy access to second- and third-row seating and, in combination with a liftgate at the rear, make for easy loading of whatever one might wish to transport.

"The Jews of France are not responsible for Sharon's policies whatever one thinks of them," he said.

But there still seems to be an almost childish reluctance in the west to accept China for what it is, whatever one may think of what it is.

In fact, the most sensible and logically consistent outgrowth of the atheist worldview should be permission to get for one's self whatever one's heart desires at any moment (assuming that you can get away with it).

A few hours of shuteye may help for a time, but whatever one wishes to avoid with napping will still be there upon waking.