Sentence examples for whatever of his from inspiring English sources

The current primate of Poland, Cardinal Jozef Glemp, has made no secret whatever of his distaste for Jews.

He gave also two ships to his relations, with liberty to send into Peloponnesus for him whatever of his property or servants they thought fit.

Colleagues from around the world, Stieglitz among them, offered to return to Day whatever of his prints they owned, but much was lost forever.

Apparently Clinton nostalgia trumps whatever remains of his opponents' testosterone.

King Hussein should spend whatever remains of his reign making himself dispensable.

"Everybody was trying to grab and hold whatever part of his body we could".

In fact, anyone may feel free to broadcast whatever details of his life he feels comfortable having other people know.

Whatever becomes of his bid for power, his rise already has a familiar outsized and self-contradicting quality: only in Pakistan.

Trading Beltran would relieve the Mets of whatever part of his $18.5 million salary that another team picked up -- maybe half, maybe more -- and, in turn, give the team more financial flexibility as it regroups under its new general manager, Sandy Alderson.

He has been holding onto whatever shreds of his confidence that he could.

He is on course to lose not only the election, but also whatever remains of his reputation.