Sentence examples for whomsoever has from inspiring English sources
The stated mission of Henry Clay Frick, to provide a place "for the use and benefit of all persons whomsoever," has been fulfilled beyond his possible dreams.
"Forget everything I have said, or what... Brigham Young... or whomsoever has said... that is contrary to the present revelation," the late apostle Bruce R. McConkie once preached.
"Top Scot is a totally open category in which the people of Scotland can vote for whomsoever they choose and Glenfiddich has no influence on this decision.
One tenant, the photographer Dianne Blell, has scrawled on her door: "Whomsoever enters my space could you please have the breeding and decency to respect it and not snoop at my work and shut the windows, etc".
For the Kennedys, a family for whom Luke 12 48 ("For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required") has become more than a motto, this will be another ordeal.
("Whomsoever feels that writing is sitting and waiting, a sad loneliness, has not felt the presence of God in his hand," she intones in one excerpt).
As such, she has the power to prorogue or close a parliamentary session at her own will, to appoint whomsoever she pleases as prime minister and even refuse royal assent to a Bill (though the last time this happened was in 1704 under Queen Anne).
It does not contest that the aero-engine group owns the brand, but points out that the car company has "free, exclusive and perpetual" use of the name which, in Vickers's eyes, means that it can sell Rolls-Royce Motors to whomsoever it chooses.
Don has had conversations.
