Sentence examples for have known whether from inspiring English sources

She wouldn't have known whether the French Revolution came before or after the First World War.

They would have known whether Chicago eliminated Boston, once and for all.

The recording was not shown during the trial but Clifford would not have known whether it was being broadcast live.

Stupidly, I didn't buy it; I'd love to have known whether the translation of the stories was of a similar quality.

If you had had a bad experience with the NHS lately, you would not have known whether to laugh or die.

Looking at this week's judgment, George Orwell would not have known whether to laugh or cry; but he would certainly have started writing.

With some embarrassment, I admit never having known whether or not "doubling their chances" ever worked.

Byzantine written sources had mentioned nobles eating bears and donkeys, but nobody had known whether the stories were true.

He'd blamed it on the minister, but he was a drunk — the husband was — so nobody had known whether to believe him or not.

These genes are identified regardless of whether they have known functions consistent with the follicle assembly process or whether they have known functions at all.

I do wonder if I had known the show whether I would have enjoyed it more.