Of any kind

Usage examples of whatever.

He was content to do his share in accomplishing public results, and leave to others whatever of fame or glory might result from having accomplished them.

Whatever is done for the sake of that end is in accord with the laws of divine providence.

Whatever tends to favor an undue accumulation of blood in the hemorrhoidal veins predisposes to piles.

Stevens connected up the enormous fixed or dirigible projectors to whatever accumulator cells were available through sensitive relays, all of which he could close by means of one radio impulse.

A wealthy criminal might obtain, not only the reversal of the sentence by which he was justly condemned, but might likewise inflict whatever punishment he pleased on the accuser, the witnesses, and the judge.

It was a pleasant enough diversion to affix whatever legend we could think of to that place.

I could not get a constant fix on how much anybody really knew, but Corry seemed to know more of whatever there was to know than Aley did.

Tomorrow evening, at eighteen hundred hours, Corry--or Karen, or whatever her name is--she and I will link up with Aley in Union Station.

One of the best things you can do to ensure that short science fiction remains alive and plentiful in the market is to subscribe to whatever magazine you like best.

Krinata Zavaronne, do accept custody of Prince Jindigar whatever, on behalf of the Allegiancy and all those loyal to it.

To an authentic All it is not enough that it be everything that exists: it must possess allness in the full sense that nothing whatever is absent from it.

His amiable manners and generous heart had endeared him to all, and in a short time his delicate feelings were respected, and the slightest allusion to ambiguity of birth cautiously avoided by all his associates, who, whatever might be their suspicions, thought his brilliant qualifications more than compensated for any want of ancestral distinction.

Unless, Miller had said, you used it as a fuse, a primer, stuck to the tons of Amatol or Torpex or whatever they used.

Whatever genetic changes had occurred to cause this seemed due to overexposure to amplified Flux on World.

To save them present pain at the risk of future anguish, to consult the feelings of her brother, in preference to his morality, would be forgetting every lesson of her life, which, from its earliest dawn, had imbibed a love of virtue, that made her consider whatever was offensive to it as equally disgusting and unhappy.