Sentence examples for whatever the purpose from inspiring English sources

"Whatever the purpose of this land was before, today's the rainy day," she said.

Whatever the purpose of these works, there is no doubt about their sophistication.

I now believe that whatever the purpose of this medium is, it's not quite to tell stories.

Whatever the purpose, the Elevator Repair Service makes sure that there is nothing commonplace about its delightful show.

But whatever the purpose and whoever the culprits, the scattershot attacks on national and regional news companies were an unusual tactic.

Whatever the purpose of the $68,000 trip was, Mr. Trump said his companies never entered into any agreement to do business on the island.

Whatever the pictures' purpose, and whoever determined the poses, the result is portraiture rather than pornography.

Whatever the stated purpose of his trips, though, the governor's message, usually before Republican audiences, is often tinged with strong rhetoric bashing the federal government and reinforcing his own social conservative values.

Whatever the overarching purpose of Homeland Security's deportation binge may be, and for the life of me I can't figure out what it is beyond mere punitive action, it sure isn't focused on making the country safer.

Mr. Roiff and Celeste Cooper, the hotel's designer, understand that whatever the announced purpose of their visit, people come to Boston expecting to touch the hem of American history, so they have placed busts of Washington, Jefferson, Franklin and John Adams throughout the hotel.

But whatever the original purpose, nowadays it's become a norm embraced by the majority of seasoned convicts.