Sentence examples for whatever the man from inspiring English sources
The phrase "whatever the man" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express indifference or acceptance regarding a man's actions or statements, but it lacks context to be effectively used. Example: "I don't care about the details; whatever the man decides is fine with me."
Whatever the man said had swagger.
Whatever, the man is a long-term devotee of the art of ham.
Whatever the man himself may feel concerning his latest garland (by some accounts, not so much) it's certainly merited in my book too.
He tried to see in front of Freddie and Mr. Connolly to whatever the man was aiming at, but his legs were shaking from his awkward stance and he thought if he moved he might fall over.
Another associate said that when he wrote a memo and gave it to his superior he assumed that whatever the man did with it was the correct thing to do.
Whatever, the man is on the move, and it appeared not to be to West London — which Mancini had insisted until the last moment was the only place Balotelli was traveling to, to be part of the City squad in an English Premier League game at Queens Park Rangers on Tuesday night.
Nonetheless, they would benefit from whatever the men extract.
Whatever the men with guns could get, they were entitled to keep.
The government argues that whatever the men say about their time in the CIA's secret network of "black sites" is classified at the highest levels.
Whatever the men desire, happens…" (Anganwadi worker, Allahabad) Issues related to gender were common; providers perceived that men's attitudes were at times a barrier to open communication about family planning.
Yet, since he is a man, he can also be included in whatever the men are doing that day.
