Sentence examples for whatsoever merely from inspiring English sources

There is indeed a strong suspicion that Isocrates would lend his talents to any cause whatsoever, merely for the pleasure of presenting it well.

He did their city no injury whatsoever, but merely took a sum of money from it, set a garrison in it and left.

These conglomerations of unrhymed sonnets are dreary; they exhibit no historical sense whatsoever and merely move historical figures about like so much lumber or cultural bric-a-brac.

According to him, they played no role whatsoever – they were merely the victims of Israeli actions.

But, just as Cynicism took Socratic themes in a direction Socrates himself had not developed and indeed would have rejected, so, too, Arcesilaus and his Skeptical followers in Plato's Academy used the Socratic method to advocate a general suspension of all convictions whatsoever and not merely a disavowal of knowledge.

The great 17th-century dissenter Roger Williams declared that government derived no authority whatsoever from God, but was "merely human and civil".

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In a period when there were no archaeological standards whatsoever, Dr Ryan argues, Belzoni was not merely a man of his time, he was far ahead of it.Today, archaeology is in the midst of a second metamorphosis.

The government -- without any legal due process whatsoever -- puts people on the lists merely because it suspects them of wrongdoing or evil intent, and then it is up to them to try convincing the government to remove their names.

But no creativity whatsoever?

It does mean to stop adopting policies that have nothing whatsoever to do with American interests, values or national consensus but are merely designed to please some domestic constituency.