Sentence examples for whatever conclusion from inspiring English sources

Whatever conclusion we try to draw, the screen evidence survives.

"We will be happy with whatever conclusion Judge Schwartz reaches," Mr. Hess said.

Ms. Kane said she would accept whatever conclusion the special prosecutor reached.

Ms. Harris believes that whatever conclusion a couple reach, password-sharing should not become another intimacy test in a relationship.

"You can come to whatever conclusion you want" about the merits of the program," Mr. Bush said.

"When Jim makes up his mind, he pursues whatever conclusion he has to the end point," Michael Oppenheimer said.

"You can read them backwards, forward, or even sideways, and draw whatever conclusions you like".

Whatever my thoughts may be, and whatever conclusions I have about the place, I reserve for the film.

"The reference letters simply legitimize whatever conclusions the board might have already reached by view of the financial statements".

Whatever conclusions are drawn here remain to be seen, but it's doubtful they will be of the "happy ever after" variety.

In his interview with Le Monde, Captain Sanogo hinted that the junta may seek to hold power despite whatever conclusions may be reached in his proposed national meeting.