Sentence examples for whatever men from inspiring English sources
After all, with very few exceptions, women now have the option to do whatever men can do.
"This," he says, "is surely a strange advice; you may as well resolve that whatever men you happen to get acquainted with, you are to keep them for life.
Writing in defence of his colony in November 1683, Penn wrote: "Whatever men may say, our wilderness flourishes as a garden, and our desert springs like a green field".
On hearing about advice that a book should always be completed once begun, he said: "This is surely a strange advice; you may as well resolve that whatever men you happen to get acquainted with, you are to keep them for life.
My husband even once looked at my Hitachi and said, "How can I even compete with that thing?" But whatever men think, women don't use vibrators to substitute for intercourse with men; many women actually want to use them with their partners but aren't quite sure how to bring it up without triggering their insecurities.
From reading prostitution advertisements online, or from recalling the kind of carnival sideshow pitch you might hear at a strip club, it's tempting to imagine that sex workers will do whatever men pay them to do, and that sex workers exist to cater to male desire.
Nick's comeback: "Whatever, man.
"Just whatever, man," Pettitte said.
