Sentence examples for whatever subjects from inspiring English sources
Improvise Learn to accept whatever subjects you are offered during a conversation, and make something of it - even if you're not an expert.
Nevertheless, one of the great things for our generation of women writers is the freedom we've felt to write about whatever subjects we wish to write about.
Since choreographers and composers are free to choose whatever subjects they find appealing, why not make ballets out of operas and operas out of ballets, if they so desire?
According to Penguin the hope is that readers will once again "turn to Pelicans for whatever subjects they are interested in, yet feel ignorant about – Pelicans can be their guides".
The U. of P. has recently begun to expand into the realm of conventional university; last year, it sought permission from accreditors to offer undergraduate degrees in whatever subjects it wished, and to establish a doctoral program.
From geeking out about "Game Of Thrones" to creating a safe space for cancer survivors to support one another, Rooms is designed to spawn communities around whatever subjects people want.
All teachers can benefit from that, whatever subject you teach.
We often benefited from her perspective on whatever subject she chose to discourse on.
But whatever subject we touch on, the conversation inevitably spirals back to the same thing.
"Whatever subject he's talking about seems to have that effect on me".
His usual mode of expression involved elaborate metaphors that snaked around whatever subject was under discussion.
