Sentence examples for whatever does from inspiring English sources
Whatever does it all mean?
She transforms whatever does happen into a more exciting drama.
But that's pure solipsism: Whatever does not fit the GOP's worldview is, by definition, illegitimate.
We in America have learned the truth of that Nietzschean cliché: whatever does not kill us makes us stronger.
Food is prepared in shifts throughout the day, and whatever does not sell by day's end is given to charity.
It is the traditional retort of any fortysomething confronted by a pop show: "Whatever does he think he looks like?".
The declaration defined liberty as "the ability to do whatever does not harm another…whose limits can only be determined by law".
Nothing good will happen to me in there, and whatever does happen to me will probably happen in the disgusting ladies' room.
One of the aims of imprisonment is to give miscreants a shove in the right direction, through job-training, Jesus or whatever does the trick.
If the generic offers grape and cherry and my child will only swallow bubble gum, I'm shelling out for whatever does the trick.
