Sentence examples for means and whether from inspiring English sources

His quest is to discover what good taste in wine really means, and whether he has any himself.

It is unclear what "a possible nexus" actually means, and whether it is any different from a mere hunch.

Then he added: "The public must decide what it all means and whether this or that individual deserves their trust.

In cheese circles, though, our article has sparked much debate about what the term fundamentally means, and whether disagreements about affinage are ultimately just disagreements about semantics.

The network would not say, however, exactly what that means and whether the winner would get a part in the forthcoming third "High School Musical" film, scheduled for theatrical release in October.

Since then, the controversy has grown more obscure — it is now an argument over what "offered" means, and whether a West Point representative might have made some encouraging remarks that Carson misinterpreted.

"We all discussed what it meant and whether they were sure," he said.

[ image: /photos/590953a11c7a8e33fb38adea]Every generation has got to figure out what the Revolution meant, and whether its promise has been realized.

With each test, I wonder what the numbers really mean, and whether a not-so-pleasant biopsy is needed.

The question is what this will mean, and whether "Easternization" is an illuminating concept for understanding it.

Every generation has got to figure out what the Revolution meant, and whether its promise has been realized.