Sentence examples for he was curious whether from inspiring English sources

The White House press secretary, Jay Carney, speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One en route to Michigan, said he was curious "whether anyone participating in the debate tonight will have any concrete proposals".

He was curious whether there could be a similar statistical mechanics-like framework for millions of interacting rational agents (people, software, etc). that make decisions, comparable to the one for molecules.

Coakley, the sports sociologist, said he was curious whether a lawsuit filed by more than 2,000 former players against the N.F.L. and the helmet manufacturer Riddell alleging that they intentionally concealed information about the dangers of head trauma would be settled.

(One iOS developer we spoke to, James Thomson — maker of calculator app PCalc — said he's curious "whether you could use the face tracking as an accessibility tool, for people who might not have good (or no) motor control, as an alternative control method", for example).

It is a very successful website but not "sticky" in internet terms, people do not keep up with the site, whereas megachurches are extremely successful at sticky so he is curious whether the two types of social organisation might be able to complement each other.

He says that he is curious whether the PubPeer contributor used image-checking software to catch the duplications.

He's curious whether the heat-generating pathway in white fat is a routine part of everyday temperature regulation.

He's curious whether spreading depolarization will show up in other mouse SUDEP models and whether it's detectable in people who don't have these rare mutations.

Horwitz says he's curious whether one or more molecules acts as a clutch that decides whether the focal adhesions grab on to their surroundings to obtain traction or slide freely.

She added that she was curious whether New York mothers were as awful as the book made them out to be.

Bravata, a general internist, said she was curious whether she should recommend pedometers to her patients, many of whom are not active enough.