Sentence examples for whenever citing from inspiring English sources

Whenever citing Americans' acceptance of the longer hours they work or their lack of paid leave, the cliche is to say it goes back to the country's Puritan heritage or the Protestant work ethic.

Mr. Obama said Thursday that he would do so "whenever feasible," citing the cases of two other terrorists — Ramzi Yousef, who tried to blow up the World Trade Center in 1993, and Zacarias Moussaoui, identified as the 20th Sept. 11 hijacker — who are serving life sentences in prison after being convicted in the United States.

He feels that whenever he cites injuries, the news media argues that he is using them as an excuse for the club's failures.

Whenever someone cites data about evangelical Christians who vote Republican, think that there might be a missing piece of the story, about evangelical Christians who vote Democratic — if only we knew.

For nothing gives true peace to our souls except the grace of Christ…" (CWE 70 246), and he sharply criticizes Plato (Phaedrus 246 9) and his followers for their "outlandish blasphemies" involving belief in the transmigration of souls, exactly the sort of speculative Platonic text that he had avoided whenever he cited Plato in a positive sense.

I don't really have a maths brain (sometimes when I'm drunk, I'm amazing) so whenever people cite figures and data I tend to just believe them and get on with it.

The governing body of the community health associations even advises its members, who manage the community health centres, to charge users whenever stock shortages occur, citing the maxim: "If there are no free medicines, there is no free treatment for users".

But whenever the critics cited the name of the writer, it was omitted.

Powell's name was regularly cited whenever my father wanted to remind me how easily Britain could turn against us.

The case drew widespread media attention, and his is the cautionary tale cited whenever politicians and advocates discuss access to oral health care.

The sound they produced here was less remarkable for a plushness inevitably cited whenever this orchestra is considered than for an acute, lively dynamic variety.