Sentence examples for whatever desired from inspiring English sources

His light fingered and competent agents who are robbers, pick up whatever desired for low prices, whether it is stored in warehouse or dept.

Shit is almost as central a character as any of the 400 others stuffed in the novel, as is the necessity of your character having a perpetual hard-on¾try stuffing a fruit or vegetable of whatever desired size down your drawers.

Reason, then, is merely a tool of whatever desire strikes my fancy.

This is a characteristically patriarchal gesture: Mathilde seems to ask for little, and subsumes whatever desire for a career she may have had to his larger claims.

"For Akia Morita, interfering with a plan conceived by his senior partner, obstructing his dream or vision, or in any ways disappointing whatever desire he chose to entertain, however childish or irrational, would always be unthinkable," Mr. Nathan writes.

Callicles is quite explicit: power is the ability to fulfill whatever desire you have.

The instrumental reasoner is accountable to no-one in fact, to no-one inpart fact whatover desires or enothinghaparts to have.

Whatever is desired must be identifiably present at a particular time and place, and whatever is such is conditional, and whatever is conditional entails impermanence, and thus suffering.

The family pushed for more kale salads and wheatgrass shots, but I encouraged Howard to eat whatever he desired.

Those content standards could include not only basic knowledge, but also computational skills, problem solving, and whatever was desired to be taught and learned.

Instead, they decided, prosperity lay in being able to sell to foreigners however much was required to buy from them whatever was desired.