Sentence examples for whatever following from inspiring English sources

"I knew that with the following Mark has and whatever following I have, people would at least pick it up.

"Their reasoning is more to be insulated from a revolution, rebellion, anarchy, or whatever, following an economic collapse".

Where the laser treatment cannot be performed for whatever reason following randomisation to laser-assisted cataract surgery (eg, unable to dock, laser machine fault, etc) patients will undergo surgery in accordance to that for standard care.

Of course, if you're a narcissist, as too many of today's artists are, oblivious to our post-9/11 times with its unreason and anxiety and fear -- the opposite of Camus' artist engagé -- you are freed up to imagine whatever you want, following it down, down, down whatever path.

Whatever happens the following four men are bound to be mentioned in dispatches.

Mr Jones says loggers don't mind following whatever guidelines they have to.

He continued: "We're just following whatever the doctor's recommendations are.

Post-Iraq, it is surely clear that the "special relationship" should never again be defined as blindly following whatever policies the US chooses to initiate.

A flurry of phone calls to find out information and gather supplies, then we'd head off into the evening, following whatever instructions we'd been given.

But perhaps it's more accurate to say the following: whatever mainstream Hollywood cinema is now, Frank Miller is part of it.

And, if she did not care, what was to stop her from following whatever impulse seized her? Sleep with a stranger?