Sentence examples for whatever the characters from inspiring English sources

Although you might not be hungry when you read about food, you can't help imagining – and possibly wanting – the food you love, whatever the characters are eating.

Was Robinson really "interested in exploring female relationships" in this novel, or was she interested in exploring the consciousness of whatever the characters that come to her, as she has suggested in an interview, almost as if in a dream?

The form is eloquent in itself and it tells us that, whatever the characters have undergone, they have undergone for the sake of telling about it, for transmitting, communicating, confessing, writing it.

Rather than invite strangers to judge me personally as a "dicey lover," I seek what any self-respecting poet seeks: that readers read and judge my poems, whatever the characters' flaws and virtues, as fabrications of a poetic imagination, that is to say, as serious acts of moral and aesthetic intelligence.

Whatever the character felt I felt too.

It just seemed so unfair to the quarterbacks, who tend to possess a basic level of competence (whatever the character issues), or don't stay as starters too long.

As with Harrer, Harrer, the abiding emotions aren't anger or ecstasy, but confusion and a feeling of guilt that, whatever the character's choice of action, they haven't done enough to help the cause.

What we're worried about: "Johnson (or whatever the character's name might be), snipe that sentry.

The guilt, the trauma, or whatever the character is repressing in their mind, comes out as a ghost of some kind".

Using the text box tool on Paint, type whatever the character will say in the situation.

But I've never been a fan of TV drama with big-screen pretensions: whatever the context, characters doing nothing and staring into the middle distance are, for me, a big wind-up.