Sentence examples for I suppose whether from inspiring English sources

When it was my turn, I pulled out my aged battering ram and asked, without too much conviction I suppose, whether Mr Hobbs carried out repairs.

"Whether you feel you are doing no harm; whether you feel you are doing it sensitively; and, I suppose, whether the publisher or the reader agrees that you have done it sensitively".

One participant commented: The impact is still as great I suppose whether you're 20 or 120.

The central issue, I suppose, is whether our silences are imposed or cherished; whether they're forced on us because none of us can agree on anything, and anything we say might be offensive; or whether we truly come together in those silences and try to heal the wounds of division.

A related question, I suppose, is whether you think obits do as well online as in print.

Depends, I suppose, on whether high-waisted trousers are making a comeback.. 5pm That's it for the day - we'll have more from Milan fashion week tomorrow, as Imogen Fox is heading out there right now.

It depends, I suppose, on whether they're standing on a plywood stool by Alvar Aalto or a more capacious chromed steel and buttoned leather Barcelona chair by Mies van der Rohe.

That's one way to look at it I suppose, but whether it was the MP3 player, the smart phone or the tablet, history has shown when Apple turns its attention to a device, we should probably pay attention.

I suppose it's whether you want to be a famous person, or whether you want to be an actor.

I suppose it depends whether people wake up with Pablo-style denial tomorrow and start grumbling about how much it all cost.

To begin peculiarly, with institutions, there was the colossal popularity of the new Tate in London, a healthy sign, I suppose, never mind whether the installation or the architecture are particularly great.