Sentence examples for whatever facts from inspiring English sources

Whatever facts Louis Freeh has, or thinks he has, that's up to him.

She rattled off whatever facts she could remember from the nature tour they'd taken.

"Values," Obama writes, "are faithfully applied to the facts before us, while ideology overrides whatever facts call theory into question".

"We're going to have seven billion to nine billion — whatever facts and figures you subscribe to — people in the world by 2050," she says.

"I guess the jury used whatever facts they had to make that decision," said Jon Gustafson, 67, a dog walker who lives in Yonkers.

Media Studies – Create a public information campaign that convinces citizens to support a position on domestic wiretapping based on whatever facts or opinions you choose to present.

Michael has one of those memories that whatever fact got into his head when he was 10, he seems to remember still.

Now the conventions mentioned here are not exceptionless: for example, one can use sentences in the declarative mood ('My favourite drink is Belhaven 60 shilling') to give an order (for some Belhaven 60 shilling), one can use sentences in the interrogative mood ('Is the Pope a Catholic?') to make an assertion (of whatever fact was the subject of the discussion), and so on.

He deletes from his picture whatever fact or story doesn't fit.

Write 1 key concept on the front of each index card and then, on the back of the cards, write whatever fact(s) you'd like to associate with the key concepts.

But it is almost always the women who are punished, whatever the facts.