Sentence examples for whatever motive from inspiring English sources

"But whatever motive may have governed the cowardly and malignant tyrant," he writes, "it is of no importance".

"We are talking about a corruption of this process, of favoritism, for whatever motive we don't know".

There is no doubt that Republican Paris, from whatever motive, gave a royal welcome to Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh.

You're at an ideal juncture to pitch ideas, sweet-talk those you wish to impress (for whatever motive) and bamboozle rivals.

As we build out a failover version of the Statusphere, those services who use aggregation to maintain connections during outages of whatever motive or duration will prosper.

Whoever has attacked our parliament for whatever motive will not succeed in dividing us.

Actually, for whatever motives and with whatever regrets, federal financing of the arts skyrocketed under his administration.

And I said, 'Before I bought The Atlantic I was invited to those dinner parties and they were so goddam boring I wouldn't go again if I was invited.' People can ascribe whatever motives they want.

Whatever the motive the move is to be welcomed.

Whatever their motive, some women vie for the spotlight with ferret-like energy.

Whatever the motive, suicide sometimes spreads like a disease, especially when heavily covered in the media.