Sentence examples for whatever description from inspiring English sources

Indeed, waste of whatever description is something we tend to avoid thinking about.

Whatever description occurs in ballads is brief and conventional; transitions between scenes are abrupt and time shifts are only vaguely indicated; crucial events and emotions are conveyed in crisp, poignant dialogue.

Sentencing Fernie, Judge Nicholas Price QC said: "It is clear that not only must I take into account your actions but the general day", punishing Fernie for whatever description of the day the police decide to push for.

I am happy with whatever description people give us.

By whatever description, the difference in the 1-0 theumph, the second NCAA Tournament win in four postseason trips for the Anteaters, was as dramatic as they come.

Here the intent is to refer to this person in all possible worlds, whatever descriptions may designate him.

Uses of 'today' are about whatever day they occur on, whatever descriptions one associate with one's uses of the expression and however one conceives of the day of one's utterance.

The choice of play reflects the hothouse ambience of gossip and denunciation that suffuses Kin and it allows for some hilarious generation-whatever descriptions of Arthur Miller's hero.

Whatever the description, their effect on last year's legislative session was clear.

Whatever their description, the regulars here are all but unanimous on one point: it's their frequent turns at the fox trot or the tango or the rumba that help keep them feeling young.

In comments that appeared directed at the current American effort led by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to justify American treatment of prisoners, Ms. Arbour said, "An illegal interrogation technique remains illegal whatever new description a government might wish to give it".