First is a quarter sheet of nori, smeared lightly with rice (about a tablespoon, not much more) and topped with a couple of bits of whatever — say umeboshi and tofu — then rolled, cigar- or cone-like.
"Some people want the latest and greatest of whatever," says Jeff Bennett, an automotive marketing professor at Northwood University in Midland, Mich.
She rattled round the world, drinking, fornicating, whatever," says Asher of David.
Frost was meant to signal what she thought of whatever Bush and Gore said, as they said it, by moving a tiny rectangle back and forth between the two.
Newt Gingrich, who has a preternatural ability to slide out of whatever he said in the past, said without blinking or blushing that Romney would win the popular vote by six percentage points and rack up more than 300 electoral votes.
A fourth possibility lies in the ongoing negation of whatever is said about X, ad infinitum, in what Michael Sells has called an infinite "unsaying" or taking back of what has been said (See Sells, 1994, Chapter 1).
And then our orbital is going to be just the opposite of whatever we said it was up here.
How would it affect the credibility of whatever he said under interrogation?
"One of the best ways to rip people off is to tell them that you're working for the good of God or the good of the environment or the good of whatever," he said.
"He won't say anything real to me these days," Zenzontli laments, "or when he does, half of whatever he says turns out isn't true.
