Sentence examples for whatever official from inspiring English sources

Meyers, whatever official story she puts out there, seems hard hit by the divorce.

The group, opponents of the local governor, did not have permission from the city, however, which means that whatever official honors might come to Mr. Putin must wait.

But it too has been falling.This sort of upbeat, wonkish analysis enrages those who insist that, for ordinary people, Britain is a more frightening place than it once was, whatever official statistics might say.

They say to arbitrary and autocratic power, from whatever official quarter it may advance to invade these vital rights of personal liberty and private property, "Thus far shalt thou come, but no farther".

Also, among various tactics to appropriately express their ideas, they often take whatever official rhetoric can offer to selectively justify what they wish to achieve.

Frankly though, this version of Instagram is just enough of a headache to keep me from wanting to use it — hopefully whatever official version eventually gets released manages to clear up a few of these nagging issues.

Whatever officials and politicians were up to, the human drama continued.

Whatever officials at the Reserve Management Company thought of Paulson, when he returned to Washington he was greeted with overwhelming praise for having let Lehman fail.

Despite a doctorate in physics, von Braun was, from Peenemünde to Huntsville, "an engineer and a manager of engineers," an integrator of systems with a gift for selling them to whatever officials might continue their funding.

Such links are an opportunity for India to engage in what diplomats call "people-to-people" ties.So it counts as a blow, whatever officials might claim, that the biggest-ever India-Africa summit, scheduled to be held in Delhi, early in December, was last month scrapped by India's government.

Whatever the official rhetoric, the psychological impulse to get out and move on can be overpowering.