Sentence examples for whatever aspect from inspiring English sources
"We live our real lives in context, speaking from whatever aspect of ourselves that those around us know.
Whatever aspect of the work they're doing, you, you know, an actor is the last person who gets to do their job.
"I've covered all the bases in my letter, so parents can choose whatever aspect they like," Ms. Flynn said, adding that parents "should never state something they don't believe in".
Under whatever aspect… we meet with ape-like characters, stamping it as the most pithecoid of human crania yet discovered" (Huxley 1863, p. 147).
Like Godzilla, zombies keep up with the times, always ready to mirror whatever aspect of science and technology people feel most uncertain about at the moment.
The fact that the category natural, social, etc. to which these features belong can be disputed is irrelevant; indeed, even what these features are is not decisive, since "facticity" as such is simply whatever aspect of my being lies beyond the scope of my freedom: the given.
On the matter of Dodd-Frank, he suggested that the Administration would only get rid of whatever aspects are causing banks not to lend money.
HILLARY CLINTON is positioning herself to run for president in 2016 (you heard it here first!), so she needs to put some distance between herself and whatever aspects of Barack Obama's presidency voters are currently unhappy with.
Jimmy Buffett has practically made a cliché of the laid-back, end-of-the-road lifestyle, and whatever aspects of Keys culture he might have missed have been scooped up for atmosphere by novelists like Elmore Leonard.
Another congregant, Jerome Rosenbloom, 45, who lives in Brooklyn, said that he rejected what has often been described as "supermarket" Catholicism, with adherents picking and choosing whatever aspects of the faith suited them.
Both parties must be willing to jettison whatever aspects of individuality might prove irritating while being simultaneously allowed to retain enough individuality to feel their autonomy is not being sacrificed, even as it is being surgically excised.
