Justice Ginsburg wrote that the question of materiality, whatever its eventual answer, was a common one.
So by all means feel free to question the origins of whatever it is you are spending your hard-earnt cash on; but perhaps we could all do with focusing a little more on the first five letters of that much-bandied word.
Instead ask follow up questions on whatever he just said.
"We want to present our side of whatever question they may have," Mike Ramsey, a lawyer for Mr. Lay, said yesterday.
His remarks leave little doubt that Democrats will continue to make an issue out of whatever questions may linger about President Bush's service in the National Guard.
Mr. Rabbani was not expected at the meeting, and his absence raised questions about the strength of whatever commitments the moderate members of the delegation might make.
A favorite theme of Wolitzer's is the question of how, by whatever combination of advantage, obstacle, will power, encouragement, and chance, we get to wherever we're going, and, much like "The Interestings," "The Female Persuasion" is a novel about growing up.
The slime videos tend to begin with hands young, pretty hands, with piano-player fingers prodding the surface of whatever goo in question.
Here, then, one finds the sage using basic philosophical distinctions about the varying degrees of validity and soundness by which premises and syllogisms are classified as either demonstrative, dialectical, rhetorical, poetic, or sophistical, to call into question the presumed soundness and certainty of whatever the philosophers have to say.
