Sentence examples for whatever the quality from inspiring English sources

Whatever the quality, the humble tortilla is a staple in the complex world of Mexican cooking.

But whatever the quality of our record keeping, we all go back to Adam and Eve.

And of course there's nothing wrong with retranslating, whatever the quality of previous translations.

Whatever the quality of the candidates, personality takes precedence over policy.

Whatever the quality of the notebooks themselves, I've had bad experiences with HP's service department.

Whatever the quality of mercy, there are still those after their pound of flesh.

Whatever the qualities of Her Fearful Symmetry – we'll have to wait and see about that – this deal is a classic example of the recession advance.

Almost exactly 22 years ago, Marion Bowman argued in these pages that Thatcher "exploited her femininity as a weapon in the political process": "Whatever the qualities of the private woman, the public image of Margaret Thatcher is almost as much a construction as Dame Edna Everage's.

Whatever the qualities of the mud, the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth at 400 meters, or 1,300 feet, below sea level, has more than the usual amount of ozone in the air above it, providing  protection for sunbathers against skin-aging ultraviolet rays.

It would have been nice had John Grant unexpectedly walked off with the best international male, but it was never going to happen in a category that also featured Bruno Mars; whatever the qualities of their fellow nominees, Bastille were always going to win best newcomer, because they'd sold more albums.

Whatever the actual quality of our insight, we thought we knew him; he thought he knew her, and she him.