Word: whoever
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Both teams experienced deadness problems, but whoever gets through the wicket faster gains an advantage--and that's what we did," Meyer says...
...said that Perot's campaign would probablyhelp Bill Clinton. "We have a chance at winningTexas," Richards said. "The people begin to payattention the last two weeks. Whoever has thecapacity [to grab their attention] then will...
King's radio show has a "more comfortable" pace, as he puts it, and thus tends to make less news and to offer a somewhat less glittering roster of guests. But whoever his guests may be, King unashamedly plugs their books, records, movies, plays, whatever, as if they were his very own. Although he is a Democrat and self-described "Adlai Stevenson liberal," he stays reasonably apolitical on the air. "If I were to interview President Bush about his alleged affair," he says, "I wouldn't ask if he'd had one. I'd ask him, 'How does it feel...
...keeping the squeeze on Iraq, the U.S. should stop playing coy with potential coup leaders. It should say explicitly that sanctions and no-fly rules will stay in force until the powers that be in Baghdad, whoever they are, behave in a civilized fashion toward their subjects. Otherwise Saddam could end up having his revenge from beyond the grave on Kurds and coalition alike...
...past 10 years, this country's leaders have consistently lied to the people." Today there is an almost bored tolerance of political lying, a disgust reflected in an increasing decline in voter participation, a corroded environment in which those who elect and those who are elected both lose. Whoever eventually wins, says the philosopher Sissela Bok, invariably discovers that his "warnings and calls to common sacrifice meet with disbelief and apathy, even when cooperation is most urgently needed...