Sentence examples for whatever meant from inspiring English sources

It's set in a time when travelling across America and smoking weed or whatever meant something.

He said Blair's promise to George Bush that he would be "with you, whatever" meant Blair had been "saying one thing to George W Bush in private, and a totally different thing to parliament and people in public".

The "whatever" meant participating in regime change, even without going to the UN.

Asked what "whatever" meant, Blair said on Wednesday his support for Bush was never unconditional or unqualified.

By whatever means, we just want peace".

Internet connectivity, by whatever means possible.

Prisoners are taken during a war by whatever means possible.

Accessible websites are sites that can be read by everyone whatever means is comfortable for them.

"It needs to be a body that by whatever means everyone is a part of.

Instead, Ms. Kirchner's government has chosen to clamp down on capital flight by whatever means possible.

Whatever means the most to you, do more of it in this unsettling time.