Sentence examples for whatever thus from inspiring English sources

i-D [magazine]?' Though maybe I just think that's funny because my first magazine job was at i-D, or because those who work on magazines habitually refer to their product as the 'book', as in: 'That great piece about Bluetooth xylophones is, like, going up the front of the book.' Whatever; thus far Nathan Barley comes across like a pilot that BBC3 might have turned down for trying too hard.

But he over-extended the idea of the theoretical to cover any context whatever, thus completely depriving it of content.

Other civilians may join the rebels at certain stages, becoming armed combatants, and then decide to return home for whatever reason, thus transitioning back to civilian non-combatants".

Thus, whatever their idiosyncrasies, they could not be Muslims.

Thus, whatever the supreme court rules in the 2007 case could well determine the final outcome on SB 1070.

Thus, whatever we ate had to be simple and abundant, and the Hemon borscht fit those requirements perfectly.

Thus, whatever is suppressed simply because of political differences is likely, in the circumstances, to be "political".

Thus, whatever brain patterns fMRI detects when a person constructs such a requested fiction may be different from whatever happens when we lie.

This square centimeter, he notes, can serve as verifiable proof that the paper -- and thus whatever is written on it -- is the original.

Thus, whatever else he's touched or hasn't touched has been politely ignored since Dylan's allegation surfaced in 1992.

Thus, whatever the new art's break with history (and she proclaimed the break), she made it seem a continuation of history, something that readers could understand, even sympathize with.