Sentence examples for whomever said from inspiring English sources

"I see no reason these governments are going to willingly take significant steps by themselves to open their systems and hand power to someone else, be it a parliament or whomever," said David Roberts, director of the Qatar office of the Royal United Services Institute, a research group based in London.

We sincerely hope whomever said this is not in any way shape or form responsible for Democratic "messaging," because that sentence was pure gibberish.

How many times have you heard someone say that they received challenging health news and then didn't hear a word of whatever the doctor or nurse or whomever said next?

We're happy to sell whatever feathers we can to whomever," said Mr. Lanning, who has received some calls about his feathers.

"We'll see if Microsoft will try to do more business with Cisco competitors like Juniper or Nortel or whomever," he said.

Above everything, "the doors of the church will remain open to whomever," he said.

"Not that Susan's the rat, but in that a small word-association test gets to be used, by whomever, to say, 'This is simply memory distortion".' The abductees, in some ways, posed a more bewildering challenge to Clancy than her previous memory-recoverers.

Good-byes breed a sort of distaste for whomever you say good-bye to; this hurts, you feel, this must not happen again.

It could be because when I suggest switching providers, whomever I say this to typically hesitates.

No matter what a "draft expert," journalist, or whomever else says, writes, and projects; these fans will stand up and debate to the death why their guy should be drafted higher than another and blah, blah, blah.

"Because at some point, one would think somebody around him, whether it's Jared [Kushner] or [Steve] Bannon or whomever, would say: '37percentt of the public thinks you're honest and trustworthy, and that's a really low number.