Sentence examples for a feeling about whether from inspiring English sources

Among a group of 45 well-educated pregnant women — all of whom had chosen not to learn fetal sex from prenatal tests — 17 said they had a "feeling" about whether their fetus was male or female, and 13 were right.

You may already have an idea or a feeling about whether your child is bisexual, gay or lesbian.

Working for so long in the theatre has given me a feeling about the big architecture of pieces, whether operas or symphonies.

Usually it is a gut feeling about whether a person would appreciate the opportunity.

Just another ugly reminder of how quickly human beings, especially kids, can transform into a baying mob … and a queasy feeling about whether we viewers of the clip are no better than bystanders at a mugging.

* Are there many people talking about the UN Climate Conference happening now in Doha? * Do you have a gut feeling about whether we'll see a comprehensive plan to address climate change in Obama's 2nd term?

SOSA WANTS TO STAY WITH CUBS: Adam Katz, Sammy Sosa's agent, said he did not have a gut feeling about whether the slugger would stay in Chicago, but he said Sosa wanted to remain in a Cubs uniform.

As one who has studied both of these products for many years, I should have a strong feeling about whether increased government regulation is necessary yet somehow I'm just not sure.

It is often not the speeches that are most remembered, but rather the face-to-face time where a voter can shake a visiting candidate's hand, ask a question and get a gut-level feeling about whether he — or she — would make a good president.

There is a general nervousness feeling about whether or not they are going to acquit themselves".

Explaining his guilt to nine offenses of discrediting the service in February, Manning said: [T]he public sees that these documents have been released and then it damages their perception and their feeling about whether the armed services as a whole can safeguard information at all.