Sentence examples for whatever exactly from inspiring English sources

Today's upside down was once up so down, whatever exactly that implied.

Such is the success of the Dutch experiment — whatever, exactly, it is — that it has inspired a new movement.

The festival's premise (whatever, exactly, it was) aside, there was never a sense of didactic point-making.

As any savvy bro knows, sometimes a woman's business needs to be tolerated, as long as she really loves your, um, "thorny mess," whatever, exactly, that is.

Their biggest gripe, it seems, was Strachan's refusal to embrace a century of tradition and play the "Celtic way", whatever exactly that means.

But over the coming months I want to play with more adventurous possibilities, in the hope of strengthening the resilience of my garden and food production for whatever exactly it is that lies ahead.

Yet individually, no deer puts its finger, or whatever, on exactly why this is so distressing until it is confronted with the reality of headlights.

Today, prominent Americans of all stripes are joining ranks and calling anti-religious bigotry of whatever stripe exactly what it is, un-American.

"We can do just exactly whatever we want to do.

A mechanism, whatever it is exactly, seems to be more than just a pattern of causal dependence.

Whatever it was exactly, producers are concerned the delay may have undercut the movie's prospects at the box office.