For whatever reason, whether it's a way of tweaking me, I can't really tell for sure".
Whatever the reason, whether he was bored or whatever, we still got a good football player".
"You don't want to be given any reason, whether it's legitimate or not," Torre said.
Many people wonder, and not without reason, whether any president can really do this job.
"I was taught that everything happens for a reason, whether we understand it or not," Mrs. Tolwinski said.
Now supporters of the Brotherhood will ask, with good reason, whether democracy still has anything to offer them.
Whatever the reason — whether it was the Tobias Boyland case, the bad economy, or the quality of Jimmy's paper — business had been especially slow lately.
They look uneasy together (the difference in their age may be a reason), whether reciting Mr. Fellowes's ornamented lines, hurtling into each other's arms or locking lips.
This will not only prove the illegitimacy of George W. Bush's presidency, but also show the Supreme Court -- long believed (or at least hoped) to be a voice of reason, whether liberal or conservative -- not to be above political partisanship.
"Rio was very inspiring and there was a crazy medal tally for us, for whatever reason, whether partly that the Russians were not there in numbers or because of more robust testing.
