Sentence examples for whatever philosophy from inspiring English sources

Whatever philosophy underlies these labels, most are winners.

Whatever philosophy one might think has guided Big Three admissions (WASP legacies, jocks, intelligence, culture or character, and I am sure that they all play a role), it is comforting to know that ability to pay has not been a factor for many years.

What they demonstrated was that they will adapt to whatever philosophy they find most tactically useful in blocking their political opponent -- the new president.

"Whatever philosophy a dentist chooses, there is a standard of care, and as long as a dentist is practicing within that standard and using methods and practices that have reasonably valid evidence, that's what matters.

But therein lies another "2001" similarity: The scientific minutiae is secondary to whatever philosophy the film wants to promote -- and, unlike "2001," it's also secondary to the characters and the father-daughter love stories at its heart (Coop and his daughter Murph; NASA mastermind Professor Brand, played by Michael Caine, and his daughter, played by Hathaway).

Perhaps Hackworth is right and the team needs to make some moves, but whatever philosophies motivated their previous transactions have failed to pay off.

Whatever the philosophy, the service is almost absurdly efficient.

I was using bits and pieces of whatever eastern philosophy would drift through my transom".

Still, the image of a rural Eden is a persistent one in Western culture, whatever the philosophy behind it, and there are elements of this vision even in D.H. Lawrence's Rainbow (1915) and, however improbable this may seem, in his Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928).

But whatever your philosophy on when human life begins, it's irrelevant.

"You can always use Phil Jackson inside or whatever — his philosophy, his mindset, his resume, what he brings to the game, what he brings to a team or organization, that goes without even saying," Anthony said.