Sentence examples for whatsoever like from inspiring English sources

The soup was nothing whatsoever like my grandmother's.

"This is the first time the city has made any statement whatsoever like that".

It might literally contain no story whatsoever, like the last episode of the fourth run.

He also worked very hard on issues that have no political payoff whatsoever, like early childhood education.

He is bloated and glowering, nothing whatsoever like the thin, muscular man leaning over a plate of melon.

"A couple of beers, a spliff, the odd line, but nothing whatsoever like the old days," he says.

The reason I thought it was no big deal is because the night before I had changed my status to "single" which elicited no response whatsoever, nary a like.

He failed to gain any traction with the voters whatsoever, and like John McCain, he came out of the process bitterly denying that he was bitter.

Every now and then, it behooves us all to read a book with no redeeming social value whatsoever — something like HURRICANE PUNCH (Morrow/HarperCollins, $24.95), the latest in a screwball series by Tim Dorsey featuring Serge A. Storms, a Florida serial killer who loves the tacky regional aesthetic and juices up by riding out hurricanes.

Becoming a member of our legislative network does not entail any time commitment whatsoever and, like the associated blogger network, it is designed not to suffer by way of the inaction of those involved.

So if there is any difference whatsoever, paleontologists like Marsh and his rival edward drinker cope based out of Philadelphia, they would name a whole genus or species on the basis of basically the tiniest scrap, if it seemed like something new.