Sentence examples for whatever important from inspiring English sources

I remember thinking that whatever important milestones my children and grandchildren witness in the coming century, few will rival this one," he wrote.

And yet Premier Li dismissed him; whatever important matter demanded his attention elsewhere would have to wait.

So, seriously stop whatever important thing you're doing right now and get over to our ticketing page and get your tickets to the show.

Whatever important shit you're setting out to do on 4/20 (or any day you get really, really stoned), you're probably going to fuck it up.

Replicating bullshit in some tome on street art is actually more embarrassing than those other dipshits and four-year-olds who painstakingly replicate the Sistine Chapel or whatever "important" works of art.

Whatever important differences they may have in other policy areas or in terms of personal style, temperament and experience, neither Trump nor Clinton can be counted on as an ally or partner in the struggle to preserve freedom of the press against excessive state surveillance.

Point is, people spend money on all kinds of things that many people think is less important than whatever is important to them -- in my case, animal welfare.

Whatever was important to him usually led to a phone call to the president, and Clinton made it clear that he was available any time to talk.

The rule of law, civil rights and the market economy are all profoundly affected by the courts, he noted, so, "Whatever is important to you, it's ultimately the justice system that is protecting it and advancing it".

"Why are young Muslims angry and disillusioned?" asks the same media that habitually considers hysterical fabrications about Muslims demanding Halal bingo, or whatever, more important than factual reports about Palestinian children being blown to pieces.

Whatever seems important is increasing the equivalent viscous damping along increasing the ductility level.