Sentence examples for whatsoever which from inspiring English sources

"Good evening Melanie," says Bill, "We're early and there wasn't no traffic whatsoever, which was amazing".

One of Shinto's belated theorists, Motoori Norinaga (1730-1801), defined kami as "anything whatsoever which was out of the ordinary".

("Bupkis" is a Yiddish word that means "absolutely nothing whatsoever," which is about what Rob gets for the song).

"We are poor with no influence whatsoever, which we believe is the reason the government does not care about our girls," said the father.

"I really had no expectations whatsoever, which is probably a good thing," said Watts, whose best finish in five previous British Opens was a tie for 40th.

"We know of no evidence whatsoever which links Bernard Ebbers to securities fraud," Reid Weingarten, Mr. Ebbers's lawyer, said outside the courtroom.

We're deep in the Welsh countryside here, so there's no ambiguity whatsoever about which colour dragon won.

My experience tells me that there is no incompetence whatsoever of which the public sector is capable that cannot be matched in spades by the private sector.

There are no terms whatsoever on which it can co-exist with living within the truth, and therefore everyone who steps out of line denies it in principle and threatens it in its entirety...Havel practised what he preached.

"Though we pay for development of the scripts, we have absolutely no influence whatsoever over which shows are selected to go to pilot or which are picked up," said Andrea Alstrup, the consortium's chairwoman and corporate vice president for advertising at Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick, N.J. "All 18 of us might think a script is great, but then it won't be picked up," Ms. Alstrup said.

Yet they "get no feedback whatsoever on which profile photo actually works best".