Sentence examples for mark of whether from inspiring English sources

"That's going to be the mark of whether we are a good team or not".

"Then there's a big question mark of whether people will go for them," he said.

"I'm 34 now, retired at 33, there's always that question mark of whether I can play for another three-four years".

It may also put Amla's role under pressure after Smith hinted at a return to international cricket, saying: "I'm 34 now, retired at 33, there's always that question mark of whether I can play for another three-four years".

When the talk is of monarchy, as it inevitably will be over the next weeks, those 1,200 words will be the mark of whether the Royal Family has progressed towards an open, more popular future or fallen back on the stiffness of tradition and silence.

"Space exploration is a standard mark of whether the country is developed," said Wumei Ling, 23, who assists at the visitors center, a shed filled with pamphlets of cuddly alien mascots.

Creating a mark of distinction, whether tangible or digital, provides the basis for the hatred and brutalization of a particular group.

For the likes of me, having grown up with music, Detroit is the mark of quality, whether experimental jazz or rhythm 'n' blues, the invention of futuristic funk by George Clinton or the cries of anger of MC5 and The Stooges, and, of course, the unforgettable sound of Motown.

There is still a question mark, of course, over whether HMD will manage to turn the smartphone tides, with or without the Android One designation.

Nixon later said that the mark of a leader "is whether he can give history a nudge".

Abstraction is the mark of modernity; unseen powers, whether scientific or political or sociologically probabilistic make solid construction appear merely symbolic.