Sentence examples for whatever the manner from inspiring English sources

"We will oppose this in whatever the manner we can," he said.

Whatever the manner of Linos' death, he was thereafter mourned with the ceremonial cry of ai Linon (woe for Linos), a lament which may have had a place in the rituals marking the changing seasons.

All the deceased, whatever the manner of their death, find peace in this type of sleep.

Whatever the manner of his death, his memory is not obscured even to‑day by the great figure of his father.

Whatever the truth, the manner in which he died has tarnished Putin's reputation in the West.

Where do you think I learned to swear?" Whatever the Yankees' manners, Mr. Kelly always revered Ruth.

8. (C) Comment: Whatever the true story, the manner in which Bendidi's departure was handled has not shown ONA in the best light.

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"I think it will have to evolve in whatever manner the game does over the next two years in the lead-in to the World Cup, but certainly we're moving in the right direction". Although England struggled to score runs in Cardiff, with all-rounder Ben Stokes uncharacteristically taking 64 balls to score 34, Morgan praised the Pakistan bowlers for taking the initiative away from his batsmen.

As part of the conflict, Purina turned the team over to the NHL at the beginning of June 1983 to "operate, sell or dispose of in whatever manner the league desires", while the Blues refused to participate in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft, forfeiting all of their draft picks.

The bill in its early stages empowered the President to change tariff rates, but said nothing whatever as to the manner in which the preliminary investigation should be made.