Sentence examples for whatever it offers from inspiring English sources

Whatever it offers will have to work reliably, otherwise you could end up with a grotesquely disfigured avatar version of yourself that would break rules No. 1 and No. 4 above.

The Economic Times gave the film 2.5 stars out of 5, and said "It's perfect in whatever it offers.

Don't just go to your bank and take whatever it offers.

Look at our electoral system – no party other than Labour has a realistic chance of getting a majority and, whatever its faults, it offers the best and quickest way of getting rid of the current lot of small-minded, nasty, scapegoating politicians.

The novel that follows turns out to be only slightly less blunt, whatever compensatory consolations it offers.

Whatever it is, she offers the only palpable emotion in the controlled wastes of "The Canyons".

Whatever it is, travel offers opportunities for great shots of wonderful places around the world, seen through a child's eyes.

The more windows left ajar, the more people have access to whatever it is you offer.

The other side denies that Mr. Jorio Fili's statement -- whatever it was -- offered any real design authority.

It offers whatever you need, but it has no striking personality, and the variety of décors has undercut any consistent ambience.

But whatever it is politically, cinematically it offers a tantalising vision of alternative cinema's roads into the future, with its huge $50m budget and total creative freedom afforded its maker.