Sentence examples for whatever element from inspiring English sources

The book in question was never completed, and of course it's not his fault, but the reign of tolerance did end; whatever element of mercy and humility Christianity brought Germany evaporated; and, in the name of courage, strength, and a furiously proud intolerance, the country unleashed an organized and systematic slaughter on an unprecedented scale.

The parents are always at a loss, standing there going, "But I don't understand, you used to love parsnip... .. There's no mystery - babies will taste anything because they're idiots; toddlers want an energy-delivery system as efficient as possible, so they can get back to whatever element of their cyclonic behaviour they think is so important.

"If you take that 50% who just don't want to vote for Clinton and add it to whatever element there might be who don't think Obama is white enough or old enough or experienced enough or because he's got a middle name that sounds Arab, you could have the worst of both worlds".

Without other people, it's easy to believe that whatever element of you isn't in sync is your defining thing.

Rather we must embrace reliable forms of cognitive enhancement in the hope and reasonable expectation that they are our best prospect of self-defence, including whatever element of self-defence may eventually result from moral enhancement.

Associate whatever element(s) is attached to the group ion and name accordingly.

They use whatever elements of sustainability consumers care most about in a given market.

Whatever elements the Arabs borrowed, however, they Islamized in a manner that fused them into a homogeneous spiritual-aesthetic complex.

Jung believed that dreams were instead compensatory, that they balanced whatever elements of character were underrepresented in the way people live their lives.

"They've always remained true to their vision of letting the person on the air be the creator, weaving whatever elements he or she wants to put together".

With only pre-industrial technology available, the people of Inland live by scavenging, digging out the detritus of civilisation to use again, and their belief system is likewise a scavenger theology, combining whatever elements are available.