Sentence examples for chatter about whether from inspiring English sources

There are few posters or big rallies, and more chatter about whether to vote rather than whom to vote for.

The enthusiasm immediately prompted chatter about whether Mrs. Clinton and her team could bottle that enthusiasm for the 2016 presidential election.

"And that is, 'Yes, sir.' " For all the chatter about whether the president socializes enough in Washington, friends know that he has always been something of a loner.

So there will be plenty of nervous chatter about whether we are heading into a new crash – and whether it can be fended off.

Amid the chatter about whether the Democrats would be able to unite around one of their candidates was an interesting nugget.

You can make a good case that, for all the talk-show chatter about whether Obama is a socialist, his agenda is in fact tinged with Smith.

By raising the question 'might growth be ending?' the Financial Times' chief economic commentator Martin Wolf has got the chattering classes chattering about whether improvements in the lifestyles of most of the population in the so-called advanced economies has come to an end.

The word "feminism" has encountered a lot of chatter recently about whether it's "outmoded" or needs to be "upgraded" -- or, indeed, phased out.

The shootings have spawned lots of chatter about tenure reviews in particular, whether collegiality should play a role in tenure decisions and whether there were signs that Bishop would turn violent during an otherwise lackluster faculty meeting.

Perhaps, Rupert conceded, it was title that "he lost sight of" because it was so small relative to the size of News Corp; the problem for both father and son, regardless of the all the chatter about the succession, is whether the media empire that the octagenarian has created is too large for its management and its Murdochs to be able to govern effectively.

It's hard to know whether all this chatter about how badly Levitt and Dubner screwed up the science of climate change will hurt or help them.