Sentence examples for whatsoever took from inspiring English sources
Last year, as you'll remember, a "war movie" that billed itself as an accurate depiction of combat, yet had no basis in reality whatsoever, took that award.
"On the other hand I have no reservations whatsoever taking money from big corporations like Goldman Sachs and Coca-Cola and using it to promote free literature".
But its leader, prime minister Alexis Tsipras, who previously held no government position whatsoever, and took power at the relatively young age of 40, has yet to prove himself.
Then, for absolutely no reason whatsoever, Gaby Sanchez takes off and also gets gunned down.
The retailers have no obligation whatsoever to take them back and there was no agreement that they'll exchange them out of the goodness of their hearts.
In a sign of the growing fears, even companies that say they do no genetic-engineering research whatsoever are taking precautions.
The trip, which received no national press coverage whatsoever, was taken by Ernie Bessette, a welder at a paper mill who lives on a farm in Fort Edward, New York.
But I fear that with the referendum, the UK election and the Scottish elections over the next 24 months, the SNP will have no interest whatsoever in taking this beyond the slogans that they never tire of repeating".
He called her case "one of the saddest I've ever seen" and expressed worry that there was "no facility whatsoever to take care of these few juveniles in desperate need of a secure, safe and meaningful facility".
She had no desire whatsoever to take up the new post offered to her by Tony Blair: Minister for the Cabinet Office (not for nothing is the incumbent of this position known as the Minister for Paper Clips).
But today many students who identify as trans are seeking not simply to change their sex but to create an identity outside or between established genders — they may refuse to use any gender pronouns whatsoever or take a gender-neutral name but never modify their bodies chemically or surgically.
