Sentence examples for had to know whether from inspiring English sources

I had to know whether he could at least be trusted to keep quiet about what I was up to".

Everyone had to know whether Douglas R. Forrester still stood a chance of becoming a United States Senator since his extremely unpopular opponent, Senator Robert G. Torricelli, had been replaced by a more dangerous one, former Senator Frank Lautenberg.

Because the Spider-Man fans had to know whether the director got Spider-Man's personality or the classic Gwen Stacy's "arc" right.

"I had to know whether Gianni Versace was HIV-positive or not," he told Orth, "and I was able to find out from autopsy results that he had tested positive for HIV".

Sooner or later, everyone has to know whether swearing is acceptable or not.

Rabbi Shemtov probes: "I have to know whether the water came from the tap or a bucket".

While Gates does not dismiss the need for test scores — "you do have to know whether equations are being learned," he said — he views them as the least important in terms of helping teachers improve.

"If we really want to do work that makes a difference, work that has some effect, then we have to know whether it is working," she told me recently.

"First, we have to know whether GMES is in the budget or not," said Dr Liebig.

"First of all we have to know whether it helps or not.

You don't have to know whether Europe will become a federal state.