Sentence examples for demanding whether from inspiring English sources

She waits silently before demanding whether parents have begun the conversation yet.

"We need help!" But the caller kept on demanding whether his money was safe.

The movie audience today is a mass Venetian tribunal, demanding, whether consciously or not, that movies mean something, and say what they mean, and look as if they mean it.

The chairman of the Senate committee, Carl Levin, repeated the phrase more than a dozen times, repeatedly demanding whether Goldman should be selling mortgages that it privately looked upon so poorly.

In the opening line of an article demanding whether Cameron was "man or mouse", MP Tim Yeo wrote: "What better way to kickstart Britain's sluggish economy than by boosting trade with China?

There is another book to be assembled on the back of Electric Shock, demanding whether, in an age of mass-market impositions, such a thing as a genuinely "popular" music even exists, and Doggett is just the man to write it.

Through the caption, "J'Accuse," these wraiths demanded whether the survivors' salvation had been worth the blood price.

Employing her usual hateful and provocative shtick she went on to demand whether the nine men convicted in Rochdale of child grooming and sexual offences in 2012 were "my friends".

But a situation where he continues to be in breach of all the United Nations resolutions, refusing to allow us to assess, as the international community have demanded, whether and how he is developing these weapons of mass destruction.

In February 1996, at a speechwriting session in the small room just off the Oval Office (subsequently notorious for activities other than speechwriting), President Clinton, with manifest ill humor, turned to me and demanded whether I had written "that damned book".

If he were acting honourably in this case then an extorted apology, one that he'd demanded, whether it came from De Niro or Obama, would have no value for him.