Sentence examples for I debate whether from inspiring English sources

I debate whether it is worth staying on alone since quail activity has died down.

I debate whether to go straight back to my hotel to take a shower but decide that I don't want to add water to the spores that might be in my hair.

When in San Francisco, on a day when the horizon is haunted not by silky gray fog but by fiery gray smoke, I debate whether to wear a vaguely embarrassing white surgical mask.

Following is an excerpt from a section of the deposition that explores Mr. Sharpton's ownership of his clothing: Q. Reverend Sharpton, how many suits do you own? A. Well, you would have to -- I debate whether I own it because a lot of that is business expense, but I have, I have access to about 10 or 12. Q.

As I wait for him, I debate whether I should tell him that I'm a journalist.

I debated whether to call Christy.

All the way to Boston I debated whether it was bothering me enough to say something.

For a few blindered weeks, I debated whether or not to finally "buy" the Internet.

Chris and I debated whether that was a good or a bad thing.

My friends and I debated whether the third Fratelli brother, Sloth (John Matuszak), was a hero or villain.

I debated whether books that had personal inscriptions written in ink could be discarded and decided that, yes, they could.