Sentence examples for whatever appeals from inspiring English sources
Then go through their listings of top attractions, museums, shopping, restaurants and the like, clicking on whatever appeals to you.
Add onion, carrot, celery, peppercorns, bay leaf, parsley sprigs, garlic or whatever appeals to you. Figure an hour, maybe two; no longer.
"The history of the world is that when people are exposed to different cultures, they adopt and adapt as their own whatever appeals to them," she said.
In civil litigation, as we all know, once the parties have had a trial and whatever appeals are available, the litigation comes to an end and the judgment is final.
I wear whatever appeals to me now, colourful hijabs, stripey…clothes should not be so eye catching that people stop and stare but there's no harm in some colour…And I like my make-up, I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
The first time he appeared she was about to refuse whatever appeal he might make.
Whatever appeal split-screen viewing adds to debate watching, there is one network that has decided against using it.
No one was telling me to look at this or at that, so I looked at whatever appealed.
"I've bought pretty much whatever appealed to me, from just about every major auction house, bidding on the phone or the Internet," he said.
The first time he appeared, I was about to refuse whatever appeal he might make, for I was continually pestered by tramps and I had grown hard.
