Sentence examples for whatever one likes from inspiring English sources

And if one dips into the "do unto others" precept, perhaps true freedom should be defined as the power to do whatever one likes to do, without ill effects on others.

And as it happens, I don't think a prosthesis, whatever one looks like, is me either.

She believes "we are all connected in some way," but is "not sure" if there is a "God or a higher power or whatever one might like to call it".

The set E may include whatever one would like to consider as basic entities: numbers, possible objects, and possible individuals.

So unimportant is the pastry base in this particular tart that, unusually in Gallic cuisine, one has a certain freedom to drape whatever sort one likes on top of the apples – because really, it's besides the point.

"One can draw from psychology whatever conclusions one likes.

Get whatever ones you like just take care of them and replace them when they become too worn out.

That whatever one does, money is like water flooding down the hill.

Whatever one's view, one fact is clear: Leakers are being prosecuted and punished like never before.

Whatever one's opinion of projects like Moishe House, it was founded for reasons and is populated by people having nothing in common with a kibbutz.

One is often told to take, eat, and drink whatever one wants; say whatever one feels like saying; and make any kind of demands on members of the mothers' lineage.