Sentence examples for nothing of whatever from inspiring English sources

And that's to say nothing of whatever long-term internal damage is done to the company for choosing to unearth all its buried tensions in such a public arena.

Nevertheless, HY was associated with substantial lost productivity: 30 (42.9%) of the participants with HY achieved less than half, or nothing, of whatever they had planned.

So I, like most impatient saucers, wind up squeezing as hard as I possibly can until the blockage gives, and the pressurized sauce comes splattering out all over my new designer hoodie, to say nothing of whatever expensive nonsense my dining companions happen to be wearing.

She refuses to discuss her feelings; indeed, she reveals nothing of herself whatever.

An exhaustive search of both Hull's grounds and the immediate vicinity turned up nothing by way of whatever contraband the drone might have been toting around.

An exhaustive search of both Hull's grounds and the immediate vicinity turned up nothing by way of whatever contraband the drone might have been toting around.

This centuries-old concoction is nothing more than two ounces of whatever dark liquor you choose (rye, bourbon, Scotch, applejack, rum) filled out with hard cider and served over ice.

The peacekeepers' commander, Gen. Klaus Reinhardt of Germany, condemned the killing as a "brutal terrorist attack," saying in a statement that authorities would use "all resources in the investigation of this cowardly crime," which "does nothing to achieve the goal of whatever extremists carried it out".

"My relief was immense," Mr. Maxwell said, "because it is a lot easier to make two novels into one than it is to make one out of nothing whatever.

Her hip bones, navel, and cleavage are highlighted by the lighting of the shot, which say nothing of fitness or whatever the "it" is spoken of in the text.

I'm blaming the republican element who are prepared to stop at nothing to try to get rid of whatever Protestant community there is left in this village.