Sentence examples for incorporating whatever from inspiring English sources

Birreria, "brewery" in Italian, makes some beers, presumably incorporating whatever wild yeasts float down from the Empire State Building a few blocks north.

Mr Adams quickly developed his own voice, going beyond minimalism and gleefully incorporating whatever bits of idiom he wished, from Beethoven and Mahler to swooning mock-Hollywood themes, jazz, rock or gospel.

However, this will likely be less a case of pushing an unwanted app to devices in similar vein to U2's controversial Songs of Innocence iTunes giveaway, and more about incorporating whatever Beats Music becomes into the Music app that is already part of the iOS software.

But simple hedonism could survive this objection merely by incorporating whatever view of pleasure was thought to be plausible.

I guess there would be a disconnect with people who are blindly following a faith, incorporating whatever prejudices they want to incorporate into their belief systems.

(Mr. Baecker often incorporates whatever is fresh at the market into impromptu special pies).

Like Dylan, Marling has the magpie tendency to incorporate whatever she's reading or hearing into her songs.

"I think because everything wasn't decided in advance, we were able to incorporate whatever happened as we went along," Dale says.

To begin with, we can incorporate whatever serendipitous discoveries from folk medicine into modern scientific practice, as in the case of the willow bark turned aspirin.

"Burger King has a number of franchisees that are not in the best financial shape, which makes it difficult for them to incorporate whatever changes are coming," Mr. Lombardi said, thus hindering efforts "to upgrade or reposition a large brand like that".

The most plausible conception of the ideal of equality of welfare incorporates whatever is the best theory of human good or welfare.