Sentence examples for except whether from inspiring English sources
She's up for answering anything except whether – like her Pitch Perfect character – she enjoys watching porn ("What an uncivilised thing to ask me. We're in a nice hotel!").
Whenever there is a terrible shooting incident somewhere in America, our politicians talk about everything except whether the tragedy could have been avoided if the gunman had not been allowed to carry a firearm.
Its characters become incoherent (Ian turns abruptly from uncompromising rebel into a frightened cry-baby), while its pretensions to moral seriousness give way to a manipulation of anxious thrills that require the reader to stop caring about anything except whether these flimsy creations will save their skins and their money.
The first property in Definition 3.2 defines the concept of user anonymity, that is, Bob knows nothing about Alice except whether her probe matches one or more biometric signals in.
The late great journalist Murray Kempton once wrote that everything is known about the Mafia except whether it exists.
"They don't have a lot to worry about except whether there'll be a government shutdown," Spacey remarked, adding that he believed in both lawmakers.
It measures everything, in short, except that which makes life worthwhile, and it can tell us everything about America--except whether we are proud to be Americans".
As indicated in Table 1, there was a significant difference between the two groups of HCs (HOWG and LOWH) for all categorical indicators except for "whether all-staff employment management" in policy and management, and "electrocardiogram machine, blood sugar instrument, biochemistry analysis instrument, B ultrasound instrument, centrifugal machine" in quality of care.
Unlike many of his colleagues on the right, Ferguson did not append repeated qualifications to his comments except to note that "whether liberals respond wisely to the issues that they are alert to is another question which, in our spirit of transideological friendship, I won't address".
Snow then asked Clegg about whether it was right for his party to except donations from non-doms.
He has no discernible views on judges except about whether they agree with him, case by case.
