Sentence examples for whatever talking from inspiring English sources

All that will damage the party, whatever talking heads like Paul Begala might say.

And I think that just looking at the facts -- our numbers in both chambers have increased since 2008 to 2010, I think that totally negates whatever talking point that this other group is trying to put out".

Obama's knowledge and articulation can hold up to whatever talking points Beck could muster while deflating much of his inflammatory rhetoric, especially when it comes to the Constitution, which Obama studied, taught and lectured on at Chicago Law School.

So, as long as the president refuses to challenge conservative orthodoxy, he'll be forced to continue operating within its confines, and his legislative ambitions for the remainder of his presidency will remain prey to whatever talking points Republicans come up with next.

The carriers then earn a profit over time from whatever talk, text and data plan you have chosen.

Or, if she shows up when you're hoeing or scything or whatever, talk to her.

"He doesn't get wrapped up in whatever talk is going on around him.

Whatever talk there once was about the danger of shopping here has been silenced by the Giuliani crime crusade.

The software can also adapt to whatever talk or book Hawking is working on, helping the software become even more accurate.

"Wake up!" said one banker, who said he was close to Nautica and whatever talks it was -- or was not -- involved in.

Turn off whatever talk radio might be on.