Sentence examples for whichever aspect from inspiring English sources

Individuals can make donations to fund whichever aspect of the process they are interested in.

On whichever aspect of whichever question related to the World Cup.

Whichever aspect of him, the daunting or the crumpled, was uppermost in the moment, catching the dramatic spotlight, the other one lurked in the shadows and bided its time.

Basically, the ring on the lens adjusts whichever aspect of the exposure you select using a button on the lens.

In other words, for the purposes of this analysis, we were not interested in the frequency but rather the occurrence of whichever aspect of argumentation.

Whichever aspect of the cycle is chosen, community engagement requires a range of perspectives (e.g. from users/lay people, clinicians, interest groups and statutory organisations) and the social context requires fostering equal relationships, trust and respect.

Thus, local building codes are these ever-changing and constantly-swelling mutant books made up of whichever aspects of these different codes local governments choose to mix together.

Psychedelia was a hole in the wall that sold what head shops sold: cigarette papers, pipes, incense, batik-print, candles, buttons -- whichever aspects of the counterculture that had filtered into the Upper Midwest.

When given a number of different films and shows and stories about a particular topic, whichever aspects that we deem to be the most memorable sort of end up squished together into a patchwork collective memory, whether that memory is accurate or not.

Whichever way, some aspects will feel disconcertingly over-emphasised or under-explained in the first half, and then humming with significance in the second, like delayed punchlines.

Lead vocalist and saxophonist Haynes (who sometimes sang through a bullhorn), guitarist Paul Leary, dual drummers Coffey and Nervosa (the latter briefly replaced by Cabbage), and whichever bassist happened to be filling in at the time, had a visual aspect.