Sentence examples for knowing whether it from inspiring English sources

For example, one may know that the law of ancient Athens included the punishment of ostracism without knowing whether it was justified, because one does not know enough about its effects, about the social context, and so forth.

I tell Bernstein that before the interview, I had been listening to a recording of him conducting music for that film with tears in my eyes - but not knowing whether it was the music itself or its relationship with the story that put them there.

Knowing whether this is a true representation of the diffuse scattering is not essential, but knowing whether it can influence the intensity ratios is important.

We see it differently without even knowing whether it is really a Vermeer.

There was no way of knowing whether it was a career advantage or disadvantage.

He is scornful of Labour for, in his view, not knowing whether it believes government should borrow more or less.

Since AOL doesn't break out the finances of The Huffington Post, there's no way of knowing whether it makes or loses money.

Today, that trade-off may seem worth the risk, but there's no way of knowing whether it would be true seven or ten generations from now.

It then follows that we have no real way of knowing whether it was the real Osgood or a Zygon imposter who met that sticky end.

But preservationists said Mayor Richard M. Daley should not have bought the campus before knowing whether it would win the Olympics bid.

I haven't seen the original cut and so have no way of knowing whether it was better or worse than this.