Sentence examples for whatsoever to return from inspiring English sources

Johnson, who held a string of cabinet positions under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, said last month that he had "no desire whatsoever" to return to the frontline, though he has not completely ruled out another cabinet role in the event of Miliband forming a Labour government.

It seems clear that Paul Bernie has no intension whatsoever to return our rent paid in advance to him and believes it is entirely Paristay's responsibility, even though it is now clear that he was with Paristay at the time we made our reservations and payments, that he knew about the problems of the aparatment, and that he told us nothing of those problems prior to our arrival.

"Has it so unquestionably been resolved that in each and every case it would be better for him not to confess and to return to his environment with no attempt whatsoever to help him?" Justice White asked.

"Essentially, there is no negative effect to pregnancy for an athlete whatsoever as long as she has the right structure in place to return to full fitness," said Whyte, who has assisted the likes of Eddie Izzard and David Walliams in training for Sport Relief challenges.

Senior lecturer Dr Maria Cristina Fumagalli, an expert on Walcott's work who had been very keen to persuade him to return to the university, said she had no concerns whatsoever about appointing him to a teaching role: "Not at all.

I had to return my rental car to the train station in Toulouse, but I had no recollection whatsoever of where it was.

It makes no sense whatsoever to me".

"There are no facts whatsoever to prove something else".