Sentence examples for particulars whether from inspiring English sources

At its best, Tomlinson's is a meditative kind of verse which keeps a close eye on particulars, whether man-made or natural To speak of a life ending on a note of triumph sounds a little odd.

Tokens are concrete particulars; whether objects or events they have a unique spatio-temporal location.

Consideration should be given to all of the particulars, whether the harming was intentional or unintentional, serious or minor, a first time or repeated.

Everyone wanted to know the particulars — whether he was drunk or did it purposefully, who was with him, whether it could have been prevented.

"In particular, whether the dip is made up disproportionately of students from poorer backgrounds.

In particular, whether paying women to breastfeed could give babies a better start in life.

There seems to be a question over the Pension Regulator's powers – in particular whether it can pursue offshore assets.

Both have visibly struggled to offer a coherent reaction to the camp, in particular whether it should be forcibly evicted.

It wanted to know, in particular, whether a judicial officer had been involved given the "heat of the moment" reference.

"I am writing you to ask that you consider in particular whether the testimony given by Maj.

In particular, whether a person has experienced poverty as a child is a key factor in future homelessness.