Sentence examples for whatever property from inspiring English sources

Whatever property I can give I can give to him.

Moreover, she was no mere hack, assigned to whatever property might come the boss's way.

We hold no title to it, other than whatever property rights might accrue from the thousands of summer days we have spent there at the ocean's edge.

As both mortgage rates and housing prices head higher, home buyers may be wondering whether they ought to settle for whatever property they can get now, rather than risk paying more later.

Designed to cash in on whatever property bonanza the games might bring, they include a doppelganger of the prison ship HMS Weare, which was once moored in Portland Harbour, Dorset.

A lawyer for Mr. Goldman's family, David J. Cook, vowed to go to court early next week in Los Angeles to seize whatever property from the investigation that may belong to Mr. Simpson.

But that also means a higher tax bill, wiping out a chunk of whatever property-tax relief the mayor and City Council settle on.

Whatever properties things have, they have owing to there being Forms whose instances these properties are.

Fodor argues that input systems constitute a natural kind, defined as "a class of phenomena that have many scientifically interesting properties over and above whatever properties define the class" (Fodor, 1983, p. 46).

But if it includes a principle that governs membership on the list, or if expertise is required to constitute the list, then the principle, or whatever properties the experts' judgments track, seem to be doing the philosophical work.

One proposal is that when you have this experience, you entertain contents that have the cube itself as a constituent, and attribute to it whatever properties the cube looks to have.