Sentence examples for whatever one chooses from inspiring English sources

One has the right to do whatever one chooses with whatever one legitimately owns, as long as one does not harm others in specified ways i.e., by coercion, force, violence, fraud, theft, extortion, or physical damage to another's property.

One's Lockean rights roughly amount to the right to do whatever one chooses with whatever one legitimately owns so long as one does not thereby harm others in certain ways that either violate or infringe their rights.

This means that appreciating the possibility of prophecy (whatever one chooses to make of it) is vital to the work of a religious historian.

For instance, it is hard to imagine a clearer precis of his idea of pluralism than the one found in a letter to Dorothea Head, in which he insists "that values collide, that there is no final solution, that one can only gain one value at the expense of another, that whatever one chooses entails the sacrifice of something else – or at any rate often so".

Maritain reminds his readers that freedom is not license to do whatever one chooses.

There are many variations on this conception, depending on how exactly one wants to define 'interference', but they all have in common the basic intuition that to be free is, more or less, to be left alone to do whatever one chooses.

Thus, democracy meant not only the intellectual freedom to think and say what one pleased, but also the economic freedom to do whatever one chose.

Hamilton writes, "On turning out the urn in a concert on March 15 , 1838in Milan, Liszt found a piece of paper with the question 'Is it better to marry or remain single?' — to which he slickly replied, 'Whatever course one chooses, one is sure to regret it.' Written on another scrap he found the words 'the railroad' — which he illustrated on the keyboard with a swath of glissandi".

Whatever meaning one chooses for spirituality, I believe there are direct correlations to each in the nature of music.

In any case, whatever adjustment one chooses to make to deal with this break in series is again going to have a negligible impact on long-run patterns.

As this chart from Social Security Works shows, a two-year increase in the full retirement age is an across-the-board benefit cut of about 13% at whatever age one chooses to claim benefits.