Sentence examples for whatever one prefers from inspiring English sources

The procession — the Saintsgiving Day Parade, Lombardi Gras, whatever one prefers — was made up of the huge floats, high school bands, military bands, marching clubs, the Budweiser Clydesdales and Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu, elected mayor on Saturday and riding on an old-fashioned horse-drawn fire engine.

All human plans [are] subject to ruthless revision by Nature, or Fate, or whatever one preferred to call the powers behind the Universe.

There were also the pirate pants, corsair pants, clam-diggers or whatever one preferred to call them.

Whatever name one prefers to call him, one thing is certain--despite being knocked to the number two spot on Forbes' annual Hip Hop Cash Kings list--the iconic hip hop artist has had quite the year.

Whatever terminology one prefers — whether health services research, implementation science, or global health delivery — the commitment to rigorous scientific study of health care delivery is the next frontier for all who seek to advance the human right to health[ 5, 6].

"I prefer whatever he prefers," the chief of staff said, sounding uncharacteristically diplomatic.

Well scratch no more – or keep on scratching, whatever you prefer really, who am I to tell you to stop scratching?

Whatever word she prefers, people are seeking her out.

Treats can be whatever your bird prefers.

Read to your friend, the newspaper, the Bible, poetry, whatever your friend prefers.

Dry and canned food are both nutritious, so choose whatever your dog prefers.