Sentence examples for mention of whether from inspiring English sources

There was no mention of whether he would need radiation treatment.

There will be no mention of whether a student's performance is above or below average.

No mention of whether an "engaged shopper" ever became a spending shopper.

Petroskey made no mention of whether he still thought the decision to scrap the event was the right one.

Nor was there any mention of whether the cease-fire could be monitored by international observers, as called for on Friday by two Basque parties that support independence.

Earlier this season, the Patriots worked out some kickers midweek, with no mention of whether he was hurt or if they were just seeing what was out there.

Reporting of methods could have been more complete, there are, for instance, no mentioning of whether any measures were taken to randomize animals to treatment groups or blind the observer to treatments.

Look closely at his speech, and you'll see no mention of conservation (whether of energy or any other natural resource).

There was no mention of cheerleaders or whether missed notes would be subject to instant-replay review.

The benefit sometimes took on the trappings of an old-style pep rally; the audience erupted in applause at the slightest mention of American resolve, whether drenched in silliness -- as when Mr. Ferrell dropped his pants to reveal star-spangled drawers -- or dripping in sarcasm, as in the case of virtually anything uttered by Mr. Rock.

It is common to think that Aristotle's mention of a problem whether a construction of parallel lines involves a petitio principii refers to debates over whether a parallel postulate is required (Prior Analytics ii.16, Euclid i Post. 5).