Sentence examples for whatever we discovered from inspiring English sources

Or (and perhaps more important) that conquering '2666' in one month is profitable to the reader?" We knew that conquest was unlikely, but hoped that whatever we discovered en route would be at least thought-provoking.

It was goofy, some kind of shorthand, a larky reminder of whatever we'd discovered.

Boogers or whatever, and we discovered that it was indeed the TechCrunch app being pushed upon innocent social mobile gamers, all with the eventual goal of pushing these terrible terrible apps to the App Store Top Charts.

Russell argued on the contrary, that whatever we may discover the concept of distance to be we know before we begin that the distance from London to Paris is more than a metre.

But whatever we ultimately discover about the causes of autism, the one thing everyone should know for sure is this: The goal of science should be to help autistic people, not prevent them.

We were simply doing whatever we could to discover an identity for our new company.

Kurzweil will die while brain-uploading and immortality are still vague dreams; he will be frozen in liquid nitrogen, which will so thoroughly disrupt his cells that even if we discover how to cure whatever kills him, there will be no hope of recovering the mind and personality of Kurzweil from the scrambled chaos of his dead brain.

(With the possible exception of the fact that whatever Peary discovered, it probably wasn't the North Pole).

His curiosity was never idle -- indeed, he was never idle; he investigated all manner of phenomena, generally finding practical uses for whatever he discovered or discerned.

The old legal papers may provide a wealth of evidence, if they can be tracked down.Whatever is discovered, the complications of insurance make recovering lost Swiss bank deposits look easy.

It would fire electrons into positrons to create cleaner collisions and study in detail whatever was discovered by the LHC.