Sentence examples for whatever he wished from inspiring English sources

Most recognised his right to call himself whatever he wished, but many also objected to the choice he had made.

In practice, this meant that Yahya — a vain, shallow mediocrity — was suddenly considered indispensable, free to do whatever he wished in East Pakistan.

Our relationship was predicated on a simple mutual understanding: Shinto could do whatever he wished, whenever he wished to do it.

This theory revived the scheme described in Sir Thomas More's Utopia (1516), involving common storehouses from which everyone would be allowed to take whatever he wished on the basis of the formula "From each according to his means, to each according to his needs".

"He created strange villains, part cartoon, part caricature, part embodiment of whatever he wished to talk about.

In the case of one of these stars, he offered an unusual arrangement: Robert Silverberg could write whatever he wished and Pohl promised that he would almost invariably buy it.

He will be granted whatever he wishes: revenge, success, the love of Imperia.

Specter's switch does not necessarily mean that Congress will grant Obama whatever he wishes.

Some believe that I have no choice: Kwame will become whatever he wishes to become.

He seems to say and do whatever he wishes, regardless of consequences, regardless of propriety, regardless of civility.

He must have a well-earned reputation for violence that will inspire his men to do whatever he wishes.