Sentence examples for whatever point from inspiring English sources

so please let whatever point you're trying to make go.

I trust how I'm feeling at whatever point I'm at.

I also used to always debate and argue whatever point was under discussion.

Whatever point Mr. Langridge was trying to make, those dice look plain silly.

At whatever point delay then occurs, the accused can suffer the penalties and disabilities of a prolonged prosecution.

Whatever point we pick like this one to begin with: is there a way of making both people better off.

At whatever point Ms. L'Engle said to whatever publisher or agent, "I will not be pigeonholed," she opened new worlds.

Whatever point of view he's singing from, he doesn't blink and he doesn't wink, with astonishing results.

Now the centre is determined; for, from whatever point the body which sinks to the bottom starts its downward motion, it cannot go farther than the centre.

She speaks in every scene with whatever point of view she has at that moment, which is generally the practical, amoral, politically incorrect point of view.

Whatever point Palahniuk meant to make seems to have been lost in a self-induced miasma of meaninglessness — onanism of a more dispiriting sort.