Sentence examples for anything about whether from inspiring English sources

But you may not know anything about whether the reviewers are people similar to you.

Ford has not said anything about whether it will replace those.

The larger question is: Does Romney's success in business tell us anything about whether he would be a successful president?

And as Hempton himself says, this math doesn't say anything about whether we should take over technically insolvent banks.

But based on that alone we can't conclude anything about whether a larger capital stock leads to a larger or smaller income share for capital.

"But it's nearly the end of the financial year and we haven't heard anything about whether we will be able to get the funding again".

But I was a football enthusiast and didn't want to know anything about bowlers, whether they were fast, slow, or whether they were, indeed, worn on the head.

"I'm not saying anything about it, whether it's accurate or inaccurate doesn't concern me," said Mike Watkinson, Lancashire's cricket director.

Most Americans don't want to hear, see or feel anything about Iraq, whether they support the war or oppose it.

"When you are facing the wrath of News International, you can bet they will turn up anything about you — whether it be true or just spun in a certain way".

He did not say anything that told us anything new about whether Britiain, or the West, will or will not send arms to the opposition in Syria.