Sentence examples for whatever the designation from inspiring English sources

Whatever the designation, it was a joyous, uplifting experience.

Whatever the designation or description, however, "Nones" comprise mostly those formerly religious persons who are now religiously unaffiliated.

Whatever the motivation, the fact is that the council voted for the designation and the moratorium.

(The designation was then fifty-seven foxtrot).

Fossil species are touted as being the biggest, oldest, strongest, weirdest, or whatever other else applies if the designation will help popularize a discovery.

I don't have to sort through all the signs to figure out what is organic or conventional or whatever other designation exists these days.

Whatever designation we decide to adopt, the fact remains that isochores/GC content domains represent a large-scale genomic feature lacking a satisfactory interpretation.

Whatever designation one may finally choose here, what is alone decisive is that the basic relation itself is to be retained as a strictly unitary relation, which can only be designated through the two opposed moments that enter into it – but never constructed out of them, as if they were independent constituents present in themselves.

I know that it felt right to go along with whatever designation those being described chose for themselves.

A treaty, the typical instrument of international relations, is defined by the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties as an "agreement concluded between States in written form and governed by international law, whether embodied in a single instrument or in two or more related instruments and whatever its particular designation.

The designation went to Paul O'Dwyer.