Sentence examples for knowing whether there are from inspiring English sources

In fact, humanity seems to be cut off in principle from ever knowing whether there are such things as abstract objects.

"If the F.B.I. is charged with knowing whether there are elements of such groups present and operating within the United States, it cannot ignore those ethnic connections, any more than it would ignore the identification of a bank robber as a short white male when trying to solve the bank robbery".

And he doesn't see how knowing whether there are common personality traits would help prevent terrorist attacks.

But without real ethnic and racial data, there is no reliable way of knowing whether there was any follow-through.

This was shown by Total Place to prevent government departments from knowing whether there is duplication in the first place.

DISCRIMINATION Because hosts can reject guest bookings for any reason, you have no way of knowing whether there is truly no room at the inn or whether they find you untrustworthy.

I have no way of knowing whether there is any truth to the rumors, though since these people make such a point of keeping the races separate, I wouldn't be surprised if for this smoke there was some fire.

"I have no way of knowing whether there is a way of putting people off William Blake's classic tune, but if there is I suspect driving round and round Parliament Square with a van blaring it out might be precisely the way to achieve that," said Perkins.

She said she had no way of knowing whether there was any truth in the story, which included the claim that the News of the World had deleted some messages and given the missing girl's mother false hope that she was alive, a claim which was subsequently shown to be incorrect.

"Not knowing whether there was going to be a club was unsettling," Halford told the Nottingham Forest website. .

Reminded that we're a long way from knowing whether there was anything wrong with those or any other emails, much less something criminally wrong, he corrected himself, adding a couple of "allegeds" to his words.