Sentence examples for whatever views from inspiring English sources

He was happy to nurture young men who lacked a loving paternal presence, so long as they did not contradict whatever views he held at the time.

Are they like broadcast companies, free to put forward whatever views they and their users want, but required to make public who pays for advertisements?

Whatever views are held, surely here is an opportunity for the established church to once more ask the nation to remember in prayer all who now suffer from the blight of poverty and unemployment.

Whatever views some of us may have about Mr. Bush's acumen, he was cagey enough to commit the public land side of the public trust to Gail Norton, whose pro-business views make Christie Whitman look like John Muir.

But where the masters of divisiveness attach themselves to disgust, fear, envy and shame --emotions that narroneone's sympathies — those who would extend the sympathy individuals feel to include fellow citizens of whatever views, ethnicity, ability or disability must "create stable structures of concern that extend compassion broadly".

Whatever views Pythagoras might have had are replaced by late Platonic metaphysics in the doxographical tradition.

Mr. Lévy is free to express whatever view he likes.

Whatever view you take about the issue, I think everybody agrees parliament should be debating it".

Whatever view one took, he said, the law was complex and needed to be drafted carefully.

But, whatever view is taken, there is no shortage of alternatives.

Whatever view Cable may take of his tactical skills, Arthur Scargill (and the NUM) deserve better than that.