Sentence examples for whatever image from inspiring English sources

She could fill the space with whatever image she liked.

Mr. Brown, on the other hand, is certainly grasping at whatever image rehabilitation is offered him.

In the 2009 show, Mr. Rose had almost 500 artists contribute 500 postcards each of whatever image they chose.

He would become a painter, just sit there in the garden and paint whatever image happened to enter his mind.

Whatever image pops to mind when you hear the phrase "hedge fund manager," Seo (pronounced so) undermines it.

Some dinnerware and glassware come printed with standard sayings; others may be custom-ordered with whatever image, witticism or wise words fit your style.

I think I'm embarrassed about my failure to live up to whatever images they may have of me.

It is all quite magical, and keeps you on the move as you try to resolve whatever images it contains.

But there was an elder in our midst, an English teacher who made me the captain of an art project: to cover a school bulletin board with whatever images Shakespeare's 1599 play about masculinity at war with itself called up in my imagination.

Whatever images come to mind, the craft that went into the making of the scene — the melodic inspiration, the contrapuntal rigor, the immaculate demonstration of the rules, the insolent breaking of them — is as astounding now as it must have been on that day in 1724.

One might argue (following Pylyshyn) that just as visual images are ultimately reducible to mentalese representations, so too are the auditory (or whatever) images that constitute mental words.