Sentence examples for whatever between from inspiring English sources

This is surely one of the points of the movie - the power balance, cycle of cruelty, dynamic, whatever, between young women and old men.

John Kerry's challenge to Snowden to return and face trial is either disingenuous or simply ignorant that current prosecutions under the Espionage Act allow no distinction whatever between a patriotic whistleblower and a spy.

Rather than the threat Nazi jackboot, the issue on this occasion is the question of Britain's continued membership of the EU – although the Mail's front page editorial stresses: "Nobody is suggesting there are any parallels whatever between the Nazis and the EU".

This seems to have caused Carnap no consternation at all, and it never seems to have occurred to him that there was any conflict whatever between this result and the unity of science.

There is, then, no need for a nexus to explain the efficacy of God's creative will, nor is there any causal distance whatever between God and either us or our behavior.

Our media are extensions of ourselves, they go between ourselves and our environment, and whatever goes between us and our environment becomes our new environment.

"They can't be there when whatever happened between those people happened.

(Whatever happened between Mattingly and Ethier, it certainly looked like a breakdown in communication).

Hopefully whatever happened between us – if something did – I hope it heals".

This is not to say that nothing whatever occurred between the King of Hollywood and the Ice Princess.

"Whatever happened between the draft and the final document would have happened on the basis of advice from defence.