Sentence examples for whatever left from inspiring English sources

That was then, and "Hope on the Rocks" is now, and whatever left turn Mr. Keith took has been ruthlessly course-corrected on this album, which is dutiful and workmanlike and totally bereft of passion, so rote it could possibly have been written and recorded over a long weekend.

When he was watching TV and a socialist or a union representative appeared on the screen, my father would complain, "Whatever — left, right, now, they're all the same". That "whatever" distilled all of his disappointment in those who, in his mind, should have been standing up for him but weren't.

Too often, that means they throw whatever left over swag they were able to dig out of the marketing department's storage closet into a glossy cardboard box, and charge gamers an extra fifty bucks for the package.

The realtime debate between left and right has calcified most other places into Death Panels versus whatever the Left is selling, oh I know, the Public option.

The best way I've thought of to describe it is to say it looks like a headless, legless chicken crossing (the road or whatever) from left to right.

Whatever difficulties left-handers may face, it is probably a mistake to force children to switch from left to right, said Susan Bryson, a psychologist who studies handedness and disabilities at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada.

Whatever centre-left Britain wanted, it could have if only it dared to believe.

Let them in, maybe?" With the Mail still chundering on about immigrants coming into the country and ruining school nativities and making kosher a thing and shooting the St George's flag with high-powered rifles or whatever, the left-leaning press has quietly turned immigrants from actual humans into economic units.

Whatever it was, left him feeble, vomiting, and unable to perform in the Wizards' biggest game of the year.

His election win and his efforts in post so far should not be undervalued by the progressive left (whatever that is these days).

The left, whatever its old claims to being the guarantor of a secular state, was adrift in a sea of unforeseen (and almost comically unsettling) new imperatives having to do with multiculturalism and diversity and political correctness, unable to decide the relative merits of freedom of religious expression and freedom from religious expression.