Sentence examples for whatever different from inspiring English sources

"But Kingman has unlimited marketing potential for whatever different people want to do within the city.

And whatever "different" turns out to mean under Mr. Gaddes's tenure, one hopes it will continue to move, as best it can, toward that.

After looking at the Newsblaster site, Tom Rosenstiel, director of the Project for Excellence in Journalism, commented, "This takes whatever different voices there might be and blends it into a news smoothie".

"Every person," Eunice Kennedy Shriver once said, "regardless of whatever different abilities they may have, can contribute, can be a source of joy, can beam with pride and love".

You listen to rap music from the 90s, and half the lyrics were references to TV shows or commercials, or whatever, different cultural signifiers that meant something to them and to other people who may have had the same experiences as them.

Whatever the different 'packaging', let's all just get on with it".

"Anybody from away, regardless of color or whatever, is different," she said.

"Poorer neighborhoods, be they white, black, brown, or whatever, look different from rich neighborhoods," he added.

Whatever the different human ingredients that voters look for in a potential president and whatever we may think of them, Dean clearly had too few, and those he did have he used poorly.

We stay, as Herbert did, because whatever our different views, struggles and doubts, we think we have heard something of the call of God, and we are trying to respond to that as faithfully as we can.

In the end, the message is not against Mormonism but literalism: that whatever our different myths, metaphors and rituals, the real purpose of religion is to give us a higher purpose and a sense of compassion in the universe.