Sentence examples for whatever title from inspiring English sources

"Other countries, whatever title is actually used, have only manservants.

His making the relationship official, under whatever title, may help us get more concerts in which we can work more together".

And because Joseph is a grand vizier or whatever title he had, he was certainly the second in command in Egypt.

Thatcher, reflecting perhaps the personal bond she and Hunt developed, told the FCO: "He will be called governor, whatever title you decide to give him.

Constitutional experts have said that nothing in Britain's constitutional tradition or common law provides for the wife of the king's not becoming queen, and that Camilla would, in practice, be Britain's queen, whatever title she carried.

It cannot be said that the subject matter is what whatever title it came to be given says it is (it could be given numerous incompatible titles); the subject matter, in this sense, must be evident from or at least not incompatible with what is seen in the painting itself.

It underscores the extent to which top aides in the extended Clinton family, whatever titles they take on inside and outside government, remain steadfast in their desire to protect the interests of their benefactors, Bill and Hillary Clinton.

"They want to be absolutely certain that they can disseminate as wide a range of information as possible, and want to do absolutely everything to ensure that their customer feels comfortable that that information about whatever titles they may buy is confidential, and isn't necessarily public".

Sure, you can just putz around and shell out money for whatever titles catch your eye, but the site's big draw is the ability for users to follow recommendations from friends, authors, publishers, and personalities.

The direction in which things are headed is some version of capitalism, whatever its title.

He will presumably pull a lot of the strings, whatever his title.