Sentence examples for whatever difference from inspiring English sources

"Her commitment was to make whatever difference she could.

Whatever difference the now eighty-year-old composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim felt as a gay child reared in relative privilege first in Manhattan and then, after his parents' divorce, in Pennsylvania was exacerbated by his sadistic, social-climbing mother, Etta Janet Sondheim, who was aptly nicknamed Foxy.

Whatever difference the now eighty-year-old composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim felt as a gay child reared in relative privilege — first in Manhattan and then, after his parents' divorce, in Pennsylvania — was exacerbated by his sadistic, social-climbing mother, Etta Janet Sondheim, who was aptly nicknamed Foxy.

I felt the pain of all of our stories of immigration, discrimination for whatever difference we possess in that moment.

Bush and McCain's tried-and-failed approach to matters of war and peace offers an important reminder that whatever difference the Democrats may have -- and how still more heated and divisive their race may become -- when it comes to Iraq, the two parties are heading in wildly different directions.

Mr Kaufman said the government was "undermining not simply whatever differences there may be between outlooks from people of different countries within the UK" but undermining the "whole basis of British democracy" back to Magna Carta.

"Whatever differences of opinion there are about it shouldn't be settled legalistically.

Whatever differences there were in the perspectives of the two hosts, whatever awkwardness arose, would become part of the show.

Whatever differences the two Trumps may have had in the past, they are now in this thing together.

Whatever differences they had were settled in an air-clearing session over breakfast a few days later.

Whatever differences he had with Levin, however, Turner knew that Levin cared deeply about journalism, for he was a proud defender of his magazines' independence.