Sentence examples for whatever sorts of from inspiring English sources

"Whatever sorts of slings and arrows there are in the theater life, he seems to have suffered them, and suffered them first," Mr. Hughes said.

The song's sentiment ("I know darn well we can work it out!") is delivered with such uncomplicated sincerity that it forces a person to rethink whatever sorts of nihilistic bromides she might have been clinging to as defense against an unkind world.

Whatever sort of moment it was, it was at least a week too late to make Klinsmann's choice (presumably between Johnson and Chris Wondolowski) any sort of a difficult one.

Together they invented a grotesque imaginary character called "le Garçon" ("the Boy"), to whom they attributed whatever sort of remark seemed to them most debased.

He and Le Poittevin invented a grotesque imaginary character, called "le Garçon" (the Boy), to whom they attributed whatever sort of remark seemed to them most degrading.

Whatever comes next, whatever sort of coalition or new government follows, it will need to follow the PP's economic agenda".

"He has the grin of the Cheshire Cat from 'Alice in Wonderland.' " Whatever sort of grin he has, Tony Blair has many reasons to employ it these days.

Whatever sort of prime minister David Cameron makes, we already know one thing for sure: he must already be the world's worst poker player.

Even under optimum conditions, skiers will get themselves into whatever sort of jam skiers get into, and rescue work is by its nature dangerous.

The sideways reality was the former passengers of Oceanic 815, plus selected guests like Desmond and Penny, gathering for a self-affirming reunion before heading off into whatever sort of afterlife the swelling white light symbolized.

For now, Russia's proposal looks like America's best hope for getting something good out of the Syria's terrible civil war, namely removing chemical weapons from Mr Assad and whatever sort of leadership follows his.