Sentence examples for whatsoever of these from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there was a refreshing lack of irony all around - and no sense whatsoever of these artists feeling any need to justify their choice of medium, their technical prowess, or (with the exception of Sandner) their figurative inclinations.

Note that in his correspondence as a student (compiled in the Papers of James Madison) the young statesman makes no mention whatsoever of these health troubles or of missing commencement, although later in life he did suffer from periodic bouts of an unknown malady which some historians suspect may have been epilepsy (as discussed in the Madison biographies of Ralph Ketcham and Irving Brant).

In some cases, Commissioners were given no advance notice whatsoever of these midnight regulations…These last-minute actions, which did not enjoy the support of the majority of Commissioners at the time they were taken, should not bind us going forward.

There is no recognition whatsoever of the emotional trauma that these current events will be stirring in women throughout America.

There appears to be no consideration whatsoever of whether these alleged benefits exceed the costs.

The chief objection raised was to what some saw as its highly non-constructive, even idealist, character: while the axiom asserts the possibility of making a number of perhaps even an uncountable number of arbitrary "choices", it gives no indication whatsoever of how these latter are actually to be effected, of how, otherwise put, choice functions are to be defined.

"There is no documentation whatsoever of this decision-making process.

But this handbill made no mention whatsoever of the status of construction.

Jay: You… previously had had no recollection whatsoever of this lunch; is that right?

I have no recollection whatsoever of the Who being part of this extravaganza.

They have no memory whatsoever of the kind of benevolent statism the slogan purports to exemplify.