Sentence examples for whatever they know from inspiring English sources

Adoptees such as Lilly will send a message that states whatever they know about their origin.

The small blossoms never unfurl; whatever they know they keep to themselves until a morning rain or a night wind pares the petals down to nothing.

"I would encourage anybody who is starting to have some second thoughts about doping in sport to come forward with whatever they know".

Whatever they know about history, people who follow the news will surely have heard that in both Syria and Iraq, Christians have suffered a disproportionate share of their countries' woes.

Lord Grade (known in film circles as Sir Low Grade) must exact a pledge from his directors that they will do their level best to forget whatever they know of technique.

But the Americans, who spoke on a background basis, said they were not yet ready to conclude that the Yemenis, who have pledged full cooperation, were trying to cover up whatever they know about the bombing.

"Whatever they knew, or thought they knew, he knew more," his wife, Laura Weinberg, recalled.

And he held forth with the entire Republican caucus and went provision by provision, or whatever they knew.

Intuitively, they knew that — whatever movies they'd seen, whatever stories they'd heard, whatever they knew firsthand about stranded fishermen — they had already survived longer than anyone else.

I had been right to suspect, long before Mona's first phone call, that I could not rely on my family, that whatever they knew of me they would use against me, to undermine me.

Over the years, whatever they knew about the victim remained stagnant.