Sentence examples for certain whether to from inspiring English sources

It is never certain whether to laugh at them or to treat them seriously.

"I'm not certain whether to take this literally," muses nominator severin, "or to read it as being about the fear of hell.

No one here seems certain whether to laugh or cry, and there's no telling where the rickety ride of Gov. John G. Rowland will end up.

Michael Rennie makes a handsome doctor, who is solicitous about his pretty patient but not quite certain whether to use psychiatry or sedatives on her.

She said she was not certain whether to follow the example of players like Vera Zvonareva and complete a degree course.

Now she is not certain whether to attribute it to millennial wanderlust or fear of typecasting -- the Oxford-educated Ms. Richardson never planned to turn into a trend-setter/ spotter at an industry glossy -- but in a career about-face that seems heretical in a for-profit dot-com decade, she has resigned her top spot at Elle to do a highbrow disappearing act.

A social network, while not quite sentient, acquires its own agency; it wants things, and it wants us, the nodes of which it consists, to do certain things, whether to gain weight or have oral sex at age 13.

Tools within SNS afforded members the ability to act within certain roles, whether to initiate events, spread information or coordinate efforts.

The senator wasn't certain whether he needed to start at the beginning, to explain that diseases of the brain are as real as diseases of other organs and that they are treatable.

I'm not certain whether this applies to "Smash," from which I've learned mostly how not to wear a scarf.

Again, the duty of the corporation to furnish the legislature a statement of expenditures is only 'if required.' It might be required in order to be certain whether it was advisable to regulate tolls.