Sentence examples for whatever its intentions from inspiring English sources

All of this is maddeningly extraneous, though, whatever its intentions, it strikes a serious pose.

They don't have to be Mommie Dearest to cause a storm (see John Bayley's Iris) and Bellow's account will be no less controversial; whatever its intentions, it will be dismissed by his father's protectors as gossip.

Whatever it's up to, whatever its intentions, Google should want to keep our love.

Mark Lamos's direction, whatever its intentions, has not had time to gel.

Whatever its intentions, the government appears to have created a housing catastrophe.

Whatever its intentions, however, the hallmark of the administration hasn't turned out to be Machiavellian cunning but sheer ineptitude.

Whatever its intention, the briefing also accomplished something else: It dramatically narrowed the circle of women who could have made the accusation against Lauer.

The no campaign, whatever its intention, has reiterated the ugly fiction that homosexual relationships are inherently inferior to their heterosexual counterparts.

We have also pointed out that the policy of sanctions against Iraq, whatever its intention, in practice punishes innocent Iraqis and thus allows Saddam Hussein to blame the West, notably America, for the deaths of thousands of Iraqi children.

Without that, any process, whatever its intention, must be doomed".

Without that, any process, whatever its intention, must be doomed". Legal charity Reprieve, which fought the court battle to reveal what London knew about Binyam Mohamed's treatment, said that the government must publish old rules on torture and interrogations overseas.