Sentence examples for whatever conversations from inspiring English sources

I'm hoping that whatever conversations emerge aren't about politics at all.

After a pause, he added: "Look, whatever conversations I have with my coaches and trainers, I will keep that private.

In this room, Tenzing receives the public and tries to keep up his end of whatever conversations he gets into.

"Whatever contact the team had, whatever time he spent here, whatever conversations he had with coaches, they did an amazing job of keeping that secret," Didinger said.

"Whatever conversations the authorities may have had with the senator, whether he wore a wire — I have no idea," Steinberg said.

Whatever the reason, and whatever conversations people have, for now, Xanax use isn't going anywhere – and you only have to talk to the drug's users to find out why. "This sounds very philosophical, but Xans are big because of how fluid in society you've gotta be," says Dan. "One minute, you've gotta be calm, relaxed, social, confident, and the next you're raving at a party.

Whatever conversation he planned to have with Burress after the session would remain private, Coughlin added.

But that sentiment, and whatever conversation has emerged as result, was going to happen with or without Occupy Wall Street.

But throughout the evening, in whatever conversation I dropped in or out of, I heard the questions: Would applications drop off?

He blinked, tugged at his leg, shouted at his mother, swore at the seagulls and whatever conversation he was having with himself would have been a very black dialogue indeed.

Whatever conversation we could muster had to be terminated in time for the weather forecast at four-twenty-five; dinner was over at four-thirty, by which time we were obliged to have finished everything on our plates and to have thanked our mother for her efforts.